Deploy’s application container scheduling will now provide greater resiliency for application services. In some cases this may delay the completion of an application deployment or service scaling while new host capacity is provisioned, similar to what already occurs with databases.

Managing SSH keys and logging out all sessions now require an additional authentication step to improve the security of those actions. Users with multiple accounts can now switch between them to improve the clarity and organization of their resources in the Dashboard.

Aptible Deploy Database Credential hostnames now resolve to private IP addresses, even when you're connecting to the database outside of Aptible Deploy.

Replicas can now be created via the CLI for databases that support replication.

LogDNA now recommends HTTPS over Syslog for Enclave Log Drains

CouchDB is a replication-centric database, with capabilities for offline mobile sync.

You're very unlikely to hit this limit in practice, but its presence makes the Enclave platform more robust.

Enclave Security Scans have been ported over to Clair - an open-source container vulnerability analysis platform from CoreOS.

Our new billing system provides you with projections and precise breakdowns of your costs.

Managed TLS has been ported over to Let's Encrypt's second-generation API, adding support for managed wildcard certificates.

All the convenience of managed Elasticsearch, now with even more version options!

Strealine your deployment workflow by getting rid of Companion Git Repositories.

InfluxDB is a high-performance time-series database. It works particularly well with Grafana to quickly create insightful Dashboards.

Metric Drains are the metrics counterpart of Log Drains: you configure them as a destination, and Enclave will periodically publish metrics for your Containers to the Metric Drain.

Visualize at a glance all the network integrations for your Enclave Stacks.

JSON output makes it much easier to use the CLI from a script or external program.

Enclave now automatically configures your databases for optimum performance based on their container size.

Choose the version of your choice when creating Databases with the CLI.

Restoring from a MongoDB backup just got a lot simpler!

Strict Health Checks give you more control over Enclave's release and runtime health checks. For example, you can use them to abort deployment if your app detects it is misconfigured.

Today, we're announcing 4 new Gridiron reports to help make preparing for an audit faster than ever.

Gridiron makes it easy to track vendor agreements with the new Vendor Management dashboard.

You can now create new Environments in any region, and the activation delay for new Dedicated-Tenancy Environments is gone.

You can now track any customer agreement—not just BAAs, get notified when an agreement needs to be renewed or reviewed for compliance purposes, and see all of your security incident and breach reporting timelines in one place.

Endpoints are no longer Dashboard-only! You can now manage them using the Aptible Toolbelt.

TCP and TLS Endpoints have left private beta! They can now be managed using the CLI.

The latest and greatest PostgreSQL, now available on Enclave.

Get access to a consolidated view of your team's activity across your Enclave Environments.

Restoring Backups across Environments lets you easily support workflows that involve restoring backups of production data for analytics or investigation into lower-privileged environments.

Meet audit requirements without getting in the way of operations.

Implicit Services no longer require a CMD when an ENTRYPOINT is present.

With this change, it's easier than ever to flip your app to maintenance mode by scaling it down to zero containers.

These metrics help you better understand and troubleshoot container resource usage.

We're launching a new documentation site for Aptible, featuring comprehensive reference material and tutorials.

As of this week, Enclave automatically restarts your containers when they crash.

You can now deploy apps on Enclave directly from a Docker image in addition to Enclave’s traditional git-based deployment process.

You can now resize both the container and disk footprints of your Enclave databases from the Dashboard or CLI.

Database endpoints support IP filtering, so you can ensure only trusted third parties have access to your database.

Enclave now leverages AWS "Elastic Volumes" to resize database storage.

Convenience and Security: Pick Both!

Internal-facing apps can now enjoy the benefits of Managed HTTPS Endpoints.

Lock down network access to your apps in a handful of clicks.

Aptible databases (and their backups) now default to AES-256 disk encryption.

Satisfy regulatory requirements by disabling older versions of TLS.

Aptible Log Drains now provide more flexible configuration, making it much easier to forward your Aptible logs to Logentries and Sumo Logic

Manage and monitor your RabbitMQ server from a browser or the command line

SSL/TLS for your Redis databases on Enclave

Run the Aptible CLI on your Windows box

More control and safety for Enclave deployments

Now stream logs from your Aptible managed databases.

Free SSL certificates with automatic renewals.

Prebuild your images and deploy Aptible apps directly from a private registry!

Simplify disaster recovery and contingency planning with flexible backups for your Aptible databases.

Easily secure your Aptible accounts.

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Visualize container performance metrics in your dashboard!