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Turbot Product Updates
Monthly highlights of Turbot product changes
Turbot Mod Changes
AWS SageMaker controls for Model, Training Job, Endpoint, Service
Improvements on AWS Event Rule sorting in CMDB data to remain consistent
EC2 Instance CMDB supporting EC2:BidEvictedEvent for spot instances
EC2 Snapshot discovery and CMDB handling improvements
Turbot Firehose updated templates in support of StreamAlert integration
Additional updates can be found in the full Release Notes.
Turbot UI Changes
AWS External ID while in protected mode now accepts a custom suffix input copied into the UI.
Aging calculations in all reports now correctly calculate the duration.
Additional updates can be found in the full TE Release Notes.
Turbot Enterprise Changes
The current recommended deployment versions for Turbot Enterprise are updated here: https://turbot.com/v5/docs/releases
Apollo becoming new default UI
In the upcoming v5.37.0 release, the default UI for all Turbot users will become the Turbot Console Apollo UI. For users already using the Apollo UI, no change will occur, and for users who still prefer the original UI, you can switch back with a link in the header of the console. For Turbot Cloud (SaaS) customers this change will occur automatically. For Turbot Enterprise customers this change will occur when you upgrade to the v5.37.0 release or higher.
The existing (non-Apollo) console will be considered deprecated in the v5.37.0 release, and in a few months, the v5.40.0 release will fully remove the non-Apollo UI. This will not impact APIs, but will impact saved URLs pointing to specific screens in the old UI.
Since its release in Nov 2020, the Apollo UI is the preferred UI among Turbot users. You can learn more about Apollo in our highlights video.
Key Performance Improvements:
Moving resources to new locations in the hierarchy is more responsive in the UI.
Cleanup of unused tables (action_history) and unused indexes (controls_history, resources_history, and policy_values_history) to reduce DB disk space.
Critical database indexes are now re-created weekly to improve performance.
Improved handling for long running control to avoid infinite execution.
DB parameter group support for 11.10, 11.11, 12.6 and 13.2.
Postgres version 13.2 is now the default selection; Turbot continues to support Postgres 11 and 12. New installations will default to Postgres 13.x. When appropriate, we will recommend an update path from 11.x & 12.x to 13.x
Full Release Notes:
Turbot Developer Tools
Terraform - https://turbot.com/v5/docs/releases/terraform
FAQ Guide - How do I create a resource with multiple AKAs?
Turbot CLI - https://turbot.com/v5/docs/releases/cli
FAQ guide - Can I use cli/graphql command to get the list of current users and their associated grants?
Turbot Plugin for Steampipe: https://hub.steampipe.io/plugins/turbot/turbot
Initial release of the plugin provides an open source CLI to instantly query Turbot’s API using SQL! The initial tables supported are controls, policies, resources, smart folders and tags.
You can contribute to the project and keep us posted on any feedback and suggestions.
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