November#

October 7#

User lockout period upon entering the wrong one-time password multiple times is reduced and brought in compliance with minimum security requirements.

Supported PaaS services now include Elasticsearch, a popular search and analytics engine and MongoDB, a universal NoSQL database. Elasticsearch as well as MongoDB can run either on a single virtual machine, or in a three-node cluster; in the latter case, you can save resources using arbiter-enabled configuration.
Selected instances can be protected from deletion when the desired capacity of Auto Scaling Group is reduced. Deletion can also be prohibited for the entire group. In this case, instance scale-in protection will be enabled automatically for all new instances.
You can add instances to Auto Scaling Group and exclude them therefrom manually.
Database service supports Redis 7.0.
For Redis, options have been added to the wizard to enable RDB Persistence and AOF Persistence.

You can enable and disable ASG instance scale-in protection, using a new API method SetInstanceProtection or a parameter NewInstancesProtectedFromScaleIn in methods used to create a group or change its settings.
You can attach/detach instances to/from Auto Scaling Group using new API methods AttachInstances and DetachInstances.

If subnets for pods and services are not specified in the Kubernetes cluster wizard, default subnets are selected automatically.
When a password is changed, it is checked that it does not contain the user login.
SSH key uploaded by user may contain a comment in Cyrillic letters.
Connectivity between instances in VPC and VPN is no longer disrupted when there are multiple route tables and Route Propagation option is enabled.