April#

April 2#

Now, you can switch a VM to the hibernation mode, but first, you must perform proper preconfiguration. Accordingly, there is now the Hibernation button in the web interface. An instance is hibernated by OS native tools.
Availability zone details are added to the subnet page.
Processor generation details are added to the instance table in the Tariff section.

The user creation window does not close if the password does not meet the security requirements.
The dialogs for adding privileges to users and roles do not show the services if the rights to all their actions have already been granted.
When creating a Kubernetes cluster, you can select a subnet from another VPC.

It is now possible to select the instance type and volume parameters for the Ingress controller in the Kubernetes cluster wizard.
The Name tag is set and displayed in the wizards and on the entity pages in a unified way. You can now edit and delete any tags in resource tables or tag tabs (no more required tags).
The available address range to assign an internal IP CIDR for a VPN tunnel is expanded from 169.254.255.0/24 to 169.254.252.0/22.
A warning is displayed when creating a volume if the volume size is not a multiple of 8.
The Quotas section now has detailed descriptions of some limits.
VPC selector has been removed from the SSH keys, VPC, and Placement Groups sections.

Entity loading, searching in the tables of the Templates and Volume Snapshots sections, and opening the instance wizard have been significantly accelerated.
The complete list of instances is now displayed in the alarm wizard found in the Monitoring section.
When opening volume and instance export dialog boxes, a warning is displayed if the user has no permission to access the object storage.
A column with the Name tag in some resource tables is displayed correctly when you first log into the web interface.
Total RAM size in a Kubernetes cluster is now rounded upwards.
VPC is now correctly deleted even if there are network interfaces in a subnet.

The route table page in the Subnets tab now displays information about the table explicit or implicit association with subnets. Here you can also associate or disassociate the route table with subnets of your choice.
When creating a trail, you can use a switch box to choose whether to use an existing bucket or create a new one.
Only subnets and virtual switches not attached to any external network are displayed in an external network attachment dialog box.

The Subnets section displays the correct number of instances attached to each subnet.