Release Notes
Updates and improvements to our cloud platform.
Last updated
Updates and improvements to our cloud platform.
Last updated
Release date: May 14, 2025
Support and availability for new Apple M4 Pro Mac minis
Many improvements at core level including switch to M4 Pro Mac minis
SSO with Google Accounts
General platform-related improvements and fixes
Release date: December 04, 2024
With release 4.17.4, our focus was on the latest Kubernetes version v1.30. As a result, our customers can update their Kubernetes clusters to the latest version with just one click. The following Kubernetes topics were also addressed and improved with the same release: cluster certificate expiration, cluster action logic, restart issue upon kernel panic of a node, health check, and how k3s handles CCM and external Load Balancers.
New images: Flatcar 3975
Kubernetes improvements
CI Engine improvements
General platform-related improvements and fixes
Release date: May 29, 2024
Support and availability for new Apple M2 Mac minis (m2.8-24-512)
New images: Ubuntu 24.04 LTS, Debian 12.5, CentOS 8.4, Alma Linux 9.3, Rocky Linux 9.3, VyOS 1.3.6, FortiGate 7.4.3, Fedora 39, Fedora CoreOS 39, Flatcar 3815
Cloud Console - Core & Infrastructure Upgrades
General platform-related improvements and fixes
Release date: July 04, 2023
New images: Debian 12, Rocky Linux 8.8, FortiGate 7.4.0, Fedora 38, Fedora CoreOS 38, Flatcar 3510, FreeBSD 13.2, OpenBSD 7.3
General platform-related improvements and fixes
Release date: June 08, 2023
Voucher-Code support
General platform-related improvements and fixes
Release date: April 27, 2023
Like any comprehensive software, our Cloud Console needs regular refactoring under the hood, which has been implemented with this release. So this release contains mainly major core & infrastructure upgrades of the Cloud Console and some new bold new features and integrations.
Support and availability for new Apple M2 Pro Mac minis
VPN as a Service (Support for VMs with Elastic/Public IPs)
New images: OpenBSD 7.2, VyOS 1.3.2
Wizard improvements & other small UI bugfixes
General platform-related improvements and fixes
Release date: January 06, 2023
The new user dashboard in the control panel stands out for its beautiful aesthetics and elegance. Besides many useful links like our Quickstart guides, Developer Center, and other widgets, the animated upper area with the overview of all our products stands out.
The first beta version of the Mac device "Reset" feature is available to selected customers. The reset function, which resets macOS to the current version, can be executed with one click via the control panel or with an API call.
Small UI bugfixes
General platform-related improvements and fixes
Release date: October 19, 2022
New Kubernetes version (v1.25.2)
Change default behavior in CPU Softlockup / Hardlockup handling
Small UI bugfixes
General platform-related improvements and fixes
Release date: August 18, 2022
Account Management
Bucket Management
Instance Management
New images: Windows Server 2022, FreeBSD 13
Small UI bugfixes
General platform-related improvements and fixes
Release date: June 22, 2022
New, simplified Platform Status widget
Auto-renewal of k3s certificates with user notifications
New Kubernetes version (v1.24.1)
Online volume resize
CSI volume metrics
Expandable Volumes and Snapshot list with the force delete action
Search and filter options for Persistent Volumes and Load Balancers
Increased 'max file' handlers in FlatcarOS
Online Volume resize
New images: Ubuntu 22.04, Alma Linux, Rocky Linux
Portal speed optimizations
Small UI bugfixes
General platform-related improvements and fixes
Release date: March 31, 2022
New Kubernetes version (v1.23.3)
One-click cluster upgrade (improved)
Kubernetes management features (improved)
New images: Flatcar 3033
Portal speed and security optimizations
Updated Kubernetes naming convention (Control Plane & Worker)
Core improvement of the Kubernetes service
Core improvement of the Security Groups functionality
Improved usability of the 3DSecure form
General platform related improvements and fixes
Release date: December 16, 2021
New images: VzLinux 8, Alma Linux 8, Fedora 34, Fedora Core 34, Debian 11
Core improvement of the snapshot functionality
Improved usability of the 2FA-code form
General platform related improvements and fixes
Release date: September 6, 2021
Cashback (The more you recharge, the more bonus you receive)
Billing Dashboard
Usage Dashboard
The billing-engine has been modernized to support the growth of the platform
General platform related improvements and fixes
Release date: June 04, 2021
Support and availability for new Apple M1 Mac minis
Support for FileVault full-disk encryption with M1 Mac minis
One-click cluster upgrade support to newer versions
Native support for platform Load Balancers (via CCM)
Custom cluster configuration (disable traefik, change log file amount and size)
Updated CCM and CSI for Helm charts support
General platform related improvements
Improved Mac Bare Metal actions and workflows to support new M1 devices
Improved Mac Bare Metal Power-Management UI
Improved Kubernetes cluster creation and deployment of CCM and CSI
Increased volume size for Kubernetes config drives
Improved Load Balancer status management
Upgraded CSI sidecar containers with a memory leak fix
Fixed issue with PATCH security group rule for Mac Bare Metal
Fixed issue with crashing sync and status update for Kubernetes
Fixed issue with mount propagation of root volume mount in Kubernetes
Fixed issue with Drain-Node actions if k3s is unavailable
With the release 4.17.9 our focus was on the implementation of the latest for our Mac Bare Metal service. The iOS and general Apple Ecosystem developer community can now benefit from improved build performance. In addition, the first version of the SSO implementation for Google Accounts was also introduced.
With the long-awaited release of 4.17, we focused exclusively on developing our new service. CI Engine is a managed cloud service powered by the latest generation Apple Silicon Mac minis (M2 Pro), supporting ephemeral macOS build agents. It is explicitly designed and built for CI/CD purposes and easily integrates with existing CI pipeline solutions. The first version of CI Engine comes with direct integration into , a modern continuous integration and continuous delivery platform.
CI Engine will initially be available to a limited number of customers. If you are interested, please .
With release 4.16, our focus was on the . The cluster autoscaler automatically resizes the number of nodes based on the demands of your workload. When demand is low, the cluster autoscaler scales back down to the minimum size you designate. This can increase the availability of your workload when you need it while controlling costs. You don't need to add or remove nodes or over-provision your nodes manually.
With release 4.15, our focus was on the integration of . DevPod is a convenient and easy-to-use open-source tool for creating reproducible developer environments. It comes with for macOS, Windows, and Linux. To get started with Flow Provider for DevPod, please follow .
The two often-requested services are finally ready for production. Establish a connection between a private network and your on-premise or other public cloud network with the VPN service. Connect two cross-regional or two regional private networks with just a few clicks with the service.
With the of our CLI (command-line interface), all products are now fully integrated. In addition to Compute, Networking, and Load Balancers, as of now, Kubernetes, Mac Bare Metal, and Object Storage can also be managed via the CLI.
Introducing the . Terraform is an Infrastructure-as-Code tool that lets you provision, and version cloud resources safely and efficiently. It enables automated and repeatable provisioning of Flow cloud resources.
With this release, the ability to easily request an update of the current via UI has been implemented.
integration (native integration of the Jelastic PaaS solution)
