Release notes

Newest release

Now you can Add/Remove additional master nodes on the live cluster. Convert a single non-high availability control plane to 1, 3, or 5 nodes and vice versa.
The newly updated and easier to understand policy is now included as part of our Unschedulable Pods policy configuration. Read more in our documentation.
Digital Ocean cluster deletion is improved by handling dependencies timing better.
Other small and various improvements.

We upgraded Kubernetes to version 1.19 and bumped Cilium up to version 1.9. Take it for a spin here.
If you’re creating a new cluster with Azure as one of the providers, it will now use non-burstable Azure instance types.
Get more control if you see the need: interrupt and add a Spot Instance Node right from your Node list.
And, as always, we've shipped some bug-fixes and performance improvements.

You asked, we've delivered: DigitalOcean is now part of our ever-growing list of supported cloud service providers. Starting now, you can stretch your Kubernetes clusters across DO, AWS, GCP and Azure. Sign up here !

Spot instances, if applied correctly, can yield up to 60-80% cloud savings and are really useful for stateless workloads (think, micro-services). So, starting now, if you want to, we can tell our optimization engine to start purchasing Spot (Preemptive on GCP) instances for you. And if these instances are interrupted by the cloud provider, we automatically replace them! GCP & Azure instances will follow very shortly. Read more in our documentation.

If you want to use Wireguard as an alternative to Cloud VPN, you can now! Read more in our documentation.

Check out our Multi-Cloud compare application running on AWS and GCP multi-cloud cluster

We’ve launched a new Terraform provider. Access it at registry.terraform.io/providers/CastAI/castai

Access CAST AI documentation at docs.cast.ai. We’ve reworked it so you can find what you need more easily