You can now use assumed roles for connections to AWS. On the workspace settings page, you set up a list of available IAM roles for the workspace. When you configure a server connection to PostgreSQL or MySQL, you can choose to use a role for authentication. The role trust policy must allow the Fabricate's principal to call sts:AssumeRole. On a self-hosted instance, you also set the environment variable FABRICATE_AWS_ASSUMER_ROLE_ARN to the assumer role for your Fabricate instance.
You can now use Azure service principals for connections to Azure-hosted databases. On the workspace settings page, you set up a list of available service principals for the workspace. Your Azure database must contain a Microsoft Entra ID user that is mapped to this service principal and that is granted the required permissions. When you configure a server connection to PostgreSQL, MySQL, or SQL Server, you can choose to use a service principal for authentication.
When you export a local database, you can now choose whether to export the entire database or only the currently selected table.
On the free tier, users who sign up with a business email address now receive a larger token allowance than users who sign up with personal email address.
