Cloud Release Notes

July 14, 2025

New in this version

Major database user credentials overhaul to allow Cloud org admins to choose their own names and passwords for those users

Credential management
- Breaking change: The ID is no longer used as the username.
- Breaking change: Read/Write quotas are no longer settable.
- Migration is expected to work for existing credentials; the mapping of UUIDs->usernames may look strange in the UI

Database credential management overhaul - Cloud admins can now create database users with custom usernames, passwords, and privileges
Automatic call-to-action checkmarks – Cloud admins will now see their call-to-action checkboxes check automatically
Operation queueing - Cloud admins can now reliably queue up database credential creation requests and vpc peering creation requests while a database cluster is provisioning
Instance selection screen overhaul - Instance type selection table updated; now sortable as well
Self-fixable database clusters - Cloud admins are now allowed to attempt to edit a database’s advanced configuration while in a broken state. This is to allow users to attempt to manipulate configuration options on their own to get their database back into the state they want and more easily experiment with different settings.

Automatic logout on authentication errors - Cloud admins are now automatically logged out on 401 errors to address the experience of returning to a page after a time gap and seeing an error on refresh
Tooltip display corrections - Fixed tooltip mismatches across the interface
Organization switcher improvements - Resolved display issues in the organization switcher view
VPC peering form validation - Added whitespace trimming in VPC peering form inputs
Input styling corrections - Disabled outline colors and enabled proper input colors for better accessibility
Namespace name protection - Users can no longer change namespace names, preventing errors that would put cluster metadata in a confusing state
UI consistency improvements - Various alignment and consistency fixes throughout the interface