2025.03 (Servoy Cloud)
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Users can now define a custom page title prefix for the Servoy Cloud login flow to improve browser UI. (e.g., My Application), which will display the browser page title as My Application | Login
"Remember Me" checkbox now retains its state even when an error occurs on the page.
Username persists when an error is triggered on the stateless login page.
Environments using an auto-update version will now be automatically scheduled to rebuild after a set period, depending on the environment type. Users will be notified via email and a UI badge indicating the scheduled update.
On-premise deployments connected to ServoyCloud now synchronize environment statistics, accessible in the Cloud Control Center → Environment Details view.
The Method Details dialog in the App Performance view now displays method code. If unavailable, a message will indicate that the code cannot be found.
To locate this:
Navigate to Environment Details → App Performance
Click the Information icon on the method you want to analyze to open the Method Details Dialog
In the Method Details Dialog, click the Information icon on the method call in the tree view to see the corresponding code view
The Pipeline View now shows which user triggered a build. If the build was triggered manually, the username is displayed; otherwise, it defaults to the backend process.
Users can now add attachments from the Create and Edit Ticket screens.
The ticket creator now receives an email notification when someone adds a comment.
When closing a sprint, the user is now asked if they want to move the sprint's remaining open tickets:
If a next sprint is available, tickets can be moved forward.
If no sprint is available, tickets are moved to the backlog.
The "Assign to Me" button is now disabled if the ticket is already assigned to the user.
Added the ability to filter tickets by tags.
Improved ticket search by ticket key for better accuracy.
Password rotation is enforced every three months for ServoyCloud users.
If a password has expired, the user is prevented from logging in until it is reset. If the password is still valid but nearing expiration, a reminder dialog is displayed upon login, prompting the user to reset their password.
Note: This action is only available for Production Databases and can be accessed by users with Manage Account Permission
Users can now request remote database access for production environments via the Database Overview screen. This allows users to perform troubleshooting, data analysis, or other actions requiring direct database access.
To initiate a request, navigate to: Environment Details → Database View → Actions Button → Request Remote Access. A dialog will appear, allowing users to specify the required access type (readonly, readwrite), provide a whitelisted IP address, and include any relevant notes.
Once the request is submitted, a support ticket is created automatically, and access will be granted based on the provided details.
Added a new "Support" tile in the Servoy First Start Guide to easily report issues and suggest features.
User avatars now display initials if no Gravatar or profile picture is set.
Custom build markers now indicate when database suffixes are missing from the servoy.properties.template file.
Improved Servoy AI query optimization responses when no suggestions are found.
Fixed Servoy AI "Get Help" not responding correctly due to API changes.
Fixed an issue where the Dashboard was not displaying the latest data and had broken navigation.
Improved the User Sessions chart for more accurate data representation.
Enhanced Active User Sessions view for better performance.
Improved UI elements to display an image when no data is available.
Renewed ISO 27001 Certification Ensuring continued compliance with international security standards to protect your data.
Upgraded Secret Storage to AWS KMS Migrating to AWS Key Management Service (KMS) improves encryption and security for sensitive information.
Migrated Filesystem to EFS Using Amazon Elastic File System (EFS) improves self-recovery time, ensuring better resilience and reliability.
Improved S3 Performance for ServoyCloud Artifacts Faster access and retrieval times for stored artifacts, improving overall cloud efficiency.
Load Balancer Enhancements Optimized traffic distribution across multiple servers for better availability and user experience.
Enhanced Namespace Network Policy Strengthened security and performance through refined network access rules.
Upgraded Servoy Git/SVN to a New Major Release Staying up-to-date with the latest version for improved stability and features.
Upgraded PostgreSQL / MSSQL Databases Delivers better performance, security, and compatibility.
Upgraded RabbitMQ Servers Improved messaging reliability and performance for backend processes.
Upgraded Tomcat Enhances web application performance and security.
Upgraded Jenkins Keeps our CI/CD pipelines running smoothly with the latest improvements.
Upgraded HELM OCI Repositories This modern storage system improves security, speeds up deployments, and makes managing cloud applications more efficient.
Upgraded Mobile Builder Bringing the latest features and fixes for mobile development.
