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November

Welcome to our changelog! πŸš€β€‹

Stay updated on the latest changes and improvements in nullplatform.


✨ Provision services beyond the application level from the UI​

You can now provision services directly at the organization, account, or namespace level from the UI, making it easier to manage services that are shared across multiple applications.

This improvement gives you a cleaner workflow to manage shared services and reduces duplication across applications.

Where to find it:

  1. Go to Platform settings > Services.
  2. Click + New service or edit an existing one.
  3. Choose the owner NRN (organization, account, or namespace).
  4. Create or update the service, and select whether the update should run with provisioning or without provisioning.
  5. Click Edit service to save your settings.

πŸ‘‰ See our docs on Services for more info.

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✨ Scopes now support multiple override layers​

Agent-backed scopes now support configuring multiple override layers from a single entrypoint.
This gives you far more flexibility when extending or customizing scope behavior, especially for advanced cases like Scheduled Tasks.

How it works:

You can now pass more than one --overrides-path flag when running the scope entrypoint.
Each path is loaded as an override layer.

/root/.np/nullplatform/scopes/entrypoint \
--overrides-path=/root/.np/your-org/your-override-repo \
--overrides-path=/root/.np/your-org/your-second-override-repo

Why this matters:

Before this update, you could only define one override layer per scope. Now you can chain multiple layers to progressively customize behavior.

πŸ‘‰ Learn more about how to customize multiple overrides.

Stay up to date on scopes

We maintain a dedicated changelog for scopes so you can follow every update, version by version.

πŸ‘‰ Find it in the Scopes repository.

✨ Traffic Manager for Kubernetes: version 1.2.0 released​

Version 1.2.0 is now available. This release includes security updates to address dependency vulnerabilities and improve overall stability.

Where to find it:

Go to Platform settings > Container orchestration.

traffic-manager

✨ Outdated parameters are now clearly identified​

We've improved visibility in the Scopes > Parameters section so you can quickly identify parameters that are outdated.

You’ll now see:

  • Which parameter values are currently active (applied in the current scope).
  • Which values are pending deployment and require a new deployment to take effect.

This helps prevent configuration drift and makes it easier to audit and validate changes.

outdated-parameter

✨ Enable Insights per account​

The Insights view provides a unified visualization of your organization’s deployment trends, service usage, metrics, and more.

You can now grant access to Insights at the account level, offering more granular visibility without exposing metrics for the entire organization.

This is especially useful for organizations managing multiple teams.

πŸ’‘ If you're building your own insights or tracking additional metrics, let us knowβ€”we’d love to collaborate and explore how we can help.

✨ CLI 2.4.0​

We've released version 2.4.0 of the nullplatform CLI, bringing new features and fixes.

What's new:

  • New np build patch command.
  • Improved error handling: API responses now include full body details.
  • Added support for executor step in np service workflow exec.

Install the latest version:

curl https://cli.nullplatform.com/install.sh | sh

πŸ‘‰ See the CLI docs for more info.


Wishing you a fantastic month ahead – from the nullplatform team! ❀️