Increased load balancer reserved buffer size for request header processing to fix handing of X-Forwarded-For on large requests.
9th November 2022
Relocate global search out of the top bar into a modal to avoid confusion with resource list filters. Invoke search by clicking search icon or keystroke / or cmd + k
Expose Zone attribute on Volumes
Display a reload button should a browser become disconnected from the event stream
3rd November 2022
Added event records when server and database server snapshots are automatically cleaned up replacing a server event.
Fix to push event notifications to a server or database server when a snapshot is cleaned up on schedule.
1st November 2022
Updated CreateImage API call to allow http_url as an alternative source. This may be used to request a new image from an existing file retrieved using HTTP or HTTPS.
Performance fix in CreateServer API call on certain hosts.
Added Control Panel support for editing firewall rule descriptions
1st September 2022
Promotional free pricing for Block Storage Volumes ends. Standard pricing is
ÂŁ0.10 per GB/month
31st August 2022
Added API support for resizing servers with local storage.
Added a more specific host_volume_support_failure API error returned when attaching a volume fails due to the capabilities of an existing server’s host. Also corrected a typo in the human readable error message.
Updated API docs to v1.26.0
Fixed incorrectly specified nested associations which previously reported multiple levels deep by referencing top level collections. The API behaviour did not change but the API docs described them inaccurately.
Standardised on “compact” subschema to replace “nested” named versions.
Renamed “SQL snapshots” to “Database Snapshots” to match other resources.
Includes expose available engines: (MySQL and PostgreSQL).
Includes details of available versions.
Fixed API docs to use “Database Servers” instead of “Cloud SQL” or “SQL instances” to standardised terms. This changed some API operation names.
Added meta.databaseEngine field to our GraphQL API to expose available engines and versions without authentication.
Improved support for two factor authentcation (2FA), automatically prompting without any configuration requirements.
brightbox login will work correctly if 2FA is enabled for your user.
Added support to specify Image --min-ram when creating or updating. This can be used to prevent creating a server without the required amount of RAM to boot successfully.
Improved release process including Rubygems Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA).
Added support for Ruby 3.1 and 3.2 to automated testing.
Support for older Rubies have been dropped. Ruby 2.5 is the earliest supported version.
Using fog-brightbox v1.7.0 with improved 2FA behaviour and fixed missing attributes.
Removed hypenated versions of sub-commands left for backward compatibility with earlier gems. Use brightbox servers instead of brightbox-servers.
Updates to several gems to fix deprecation warnings seen on supported Ruby versions.
