Bulk updates to databases and user snapshots - On the Databases page and Snapshots pages, you can now perform actions on multiple selected databases or user snapshots. On the Databases page, the new Bulk Edit menu includes options to deactivate, reactivate, and delete multiple databases. On the Snapshots page, the new Bulk Edit menu provides an option to delete multiple user snapshots.
The database creation panel for PostgreSQL or MySQL database now includes an advanced settings section that is closed by default. The advanced settings include whether to set a custom database name and whether to use a custom configuration file.
Ephemeral automatically generates a default databaseName based on the name field. name is used for the database server, and to identify the database in the list, and databaseName is the name of the database or schema. databaseName strips any spaces and invalid characters from name. After the database is created, databaseName cannot be changed.
If the generated name is too short, Ephemeral uses a fallback - mydb for MySQL and postgres for PostgreSQL. Generated names never exceed 64 characters for MySQL and 63 characters for PostgreSQL.
The helm chart is updated to allow you to specify resources for each container of the web deployment pod.
For each container, specify resource requests and limits at values.ephemeral_web.resources.
Valid values for ephemeral_ui, ephemeral_api, nginx, and vector.
Removed the option to access databases using an SSH Bastion.
Direct access to Ephemeral Cloud databases - For databases created as of version 064, you no longer use an SSH tunnel to connect to the database, just the basic connection information. To limit database access, you can create an allowlist of IP addresses that are permitted to access your Ephemeral Cloud databases.