Changelog #

We updated our Managed Logging service to Loki's v2.3.0 release. Most notable internal changes are the following: - we improved the availability (and maintainability) of our Loki deployment by completely switching to object storage - we migrated the Loki deployment to our new cloud infrastructure (picture: AMD Epycs, NVMEs, updated network) - all requests to Loki is routed through our new proxy server which will enable a few more features for our customers down the road Most notable customer facing changes are: - (**breaking change**) 100% more transport encryption: we now require SSL/TLS on the logs endpoint - query restrictions if your query does not contain at least one `=` matcher (see [Loki's changelog](https://grafana.com/docs/loki/latest/upgrading/#230) for details) - since `v1.6.0`, Loki's `logql` (log query language) got an overall, which includes: - understands IP addresses (which may be very helpful sifting through your logs) - extended template functions - math functions - for more details, see the [official documentation](https://grafana.com/docs/loki/latest/logql/) - lots of performance improvements (which make writing logs and querying them more zippy)

We migrated our Console to our (new) Cloud infrastructure. This migration improves reliability and performance for our customers.

We released 2.6.0 improves the reliability of deployments when environment variables are used (e.g. for release versions or images). For details [click here](https://cli.planetary-quantum.com/).

We migrated our Managed Registry to our (new) Cloud infrastructure. This migration improves reliability and performance for our customers.

We released 2.5.0 (and minor follow-up) with enhancements for migrating stacks between various endpoints. The CLI now supports copying stacks including all volumes via `quantum-cli migration`. Upgrading clusters and moving stacks has never been easier for our customers. For details [click here](https://cli.planetary-quantum.com/).

We update the console to Portainer's `2.1.1` release. Updating Portainer included porting our features and patches to this new release. These include: - integration with our custom [metrics dashboard](/platform/platform-metrics/) - enhanced health checking for Docker Swarm nodes - enhanced SSO integration with our [identity service](/platform/platform-auth/) to be able to sync teams and accounts - improved Docker Registry management for non-admin user accounts - improved security around Docker Registry handling (e.g. multiple customers or teams can use the same registry but different accounts) - improved volume management (for non-admin user accounts) Not visible to our customers (but for safety and release velocity), we also maintain two comprehensive and growing (e2e) test suits (powered by [Cypress](https://www.cypress.io/) and [bats](https://github.com/sstephenson/bats)).

We released 2.4.0 with enhancements for the stack management lifecycle. The CLI now supports deleting stacks via `quantum-cli stack rm` as part of a CI/CD process. For details [click here](https://cli.planetary-quantum.com/).

## quantum-cli We released `2.3.0` (& `2.3.1`) with the most notable enhanced support for environment variables and progress meters through out the deployment process. For details [click here](https://cli.planetary-quantum.com/).