See every pipeline across your organization, and a record of what ran

This release is about seeing more of what’s happening across your organization, and trusting what you see. You can now follow every pipeline from one place, look back at what ran and what changed, tune the resources your Enterprise workloads get, and rely on a long list of fixes that take friction out of everyday work.

Every pipeline in your organization, in one view

Until now, keeping track of pipelines meant visiting each project in turn. The new organization Pipelines page brings them together: filter by space, project, status or date to find the run you care about, see at a glance how many pipelines are running at once, and scan status without opening each one.

The view is available to organization-level roles, so the people responsible for the whole organization get the full picture while pipeline visibility stays appropriately scoped for everyone else.

A record of what ran and what changed

The new audit log gives you a clear, readable history of activity. Pipeline runs and changes across a deployment’s lifecycle are captured as events and shown in a feed you can filter, with the detail for each event right there inline. When you need to know what ran, what changed and when, the answer is a few clicks away instead of a conversation.

CPU and memory controls for Enterprise deployments

Enterprise organizations can now set CPU and memory requests on their deployments. Give a demanding service the headroom it needs, keep a lightweight one lean, and get finer control over how resources are shared across your workloads.

Regions, organized by provider

The organization Regions settings page has been redesigned around provider groups. Regions are now grouped by the provider they run on, so it’s easier to find the one you want and manage residency wherever you need it.

A cleaner, more consistent app

• Refreshed dashboard — the KPI tiles have been redesigned, with quieter error and empty states that keep your attention on what matters.
• Polished Vulnerabilities page — the feed, posture panel and page states have been refined to match the rest of the app.

Security updates

We’ve applied the latest security patches to the web framework and image-processing libraries behind the Salus app, part of our ongoing work to keep the platform’s dependencies current and secure.

Fixes that remove friction

• Clear feedback on disabled branches — running a pipeline on a disabled branch is now stopped upfront with an immediate explanation, instead of ending in a failed request.
• Reliable sign-in — fixed a reload loop that could trap you on the sign-in page when the identity service was briefly unreachable.
• Only the stages that run — pipeline stages are no longer created when every task in them is excluded, so your pipelines show exactly what will run.
• More accurate application metrics — metrics no longer count plain HTTP traffic on port 80, which is now redirected to HTTPS, so your performance data reflects the requests your app actually serves.
• Smarter attention items — attention items now clear on their own once the underlying issue is resolved, and deployments deliberately capped at a single replica are no longer flagged.
• Smoother environment cleanup — tearing down an environment now handles resources that were already deleted, so removals complete without spurious errors.
• Reliable deployment targets — deployment target folders are now matched regardless of letter casing, so a capital letter no longer causes a target to be missed.

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As always, these changes are live now and require no action on your part. We’d love to hear what you think. Your feedback shapes what we build next.