You can now resize your Kubernetes cluster directly from the Ubicloud Console, API or CLI. This allows you to dynamically adjust the number of worker nodes in your cluster to match workload demands.PR #3789, #3928, #3897
PostgreSQL databases now support IPv6 connections by default. A firewall rule for ::/0 is automatically included, allowing you to connect to your databases over IPv6 without extra configuration.
You can now create a PostgreSQL database without any default firewall rules using the --restrict-by-default flag in the CLI or API. This allows for a more secure, locked-down setup where you can add only the specific access rules you need.
The ParadeDB extension has been updated to version 0.17.10, bringing the latest features and improvements for real-time search and analytics on PostgreSQL.PR #3827, #3828, #3829
You can now rename your resources—including VMs, PostgreSQL databases, Kubernetes Clusters, Load Balancers, and Firewalls directly from their settings page in the UI. When renaming a database or load balancer, DNS records and SSL certificates are automatically refreshed to ensure seamless service when needed.PR #3822, #3880, #3890
To streamline network setup, you can now create a new private subnet directly from the “Create Virtual Machine” form. Simply select “New Private Subnet” and provide a name to launch your VM into a new, isolated network.
When creating a Load Balancer with the TCP health check protocol, the unnecessary “Health Check Endpoint” field is now automatically hidden from the UI, simplifying the configuration process.PR #3870, #3888
You can now add custom notes to your invoices directly from the billing information page. This is useful for including purchase order (PO) numbers, special instructions, or other details for your accounting team.
To improve clarity, we’ve added a notice to the payment method success page explaining that a temporary pre-authorization charge may appear on your credit card and will be refunded.PR #3839, #3866