New Application Create Flow, Revamped Datastore Create and Update Flow, Multiple Node Groups, and Temporal-based Autoscaling

Application Create Flow v2

Users can now deploy multiple applications in one repository at the same time. Porter will now detect users’ stack when building with Github repositories.

Revamped Datastore Create and Update Flow

‍Users can now update their Porter-managed datastores from the dashboard. Additional support added for Elasticache metrics, all PostgreSQL versions, and snapshot/clone validation.

New Dedicated Settings Page

‍This page includes updated notifications options, including a PagerDuty integration, Slack, and email notifications for application CI and runtime alerts.

Preview Environments Update

‍Users can now dynamically create URLs based on branch names or PR numbers.

Disk Updates

Users can configure disk sizes per node group and will receive alerts when applications are impacted by disk pressure.

Creating Node Groups

Users can now create multiple node groups - example use cases for additional node groups include GPUs, spot instance for interruptible workloads, running nodes in a public subnet to reduce NAT gateway costs, and isolating compute demands across development, staging, and productions workloads running in the same cluster.

Cluster Selector Update

‍Clusters are now alphabetically sorted by default, and scrollable. Users can also keyword search for clusters.

Temporal-based Autoscaling

‍Porter can now monitor your Temporal task queues and automatically adjust worker count. More info in the docs here.