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Version 2.11.0

SleakOps Team

minor release · June 11, 2026

🚀 New Features​

  • Expanded RDS and Aurora Management
    RDS dependencies can now be restored to a specific point in time and use custom parameter groups. Storage encryption is enabled by default, with custom KMS keys, Performance Insights and snapshot restore for Aurora PostgreSQL.

  • Kafka Authentication Options
    Kafka (MSK) dependencies can now be created with IAM or SCRAM (username/password) authentication, in addition to no client authentication.

  • Multiple EFS File Systems per Cluster
    EFS is now managed as a cluster addon and supports more than one file system per cluster. Clusters with legacy storage classes are migrated automatically to the current ones.

  • AI Cost Breakdown by Product
    AI spending history is now broken down by product (chat, autodiagnostics, reports, etc.). Report requests check the AI budget limit up front and show a link to adjust it when reached.

✨ Improvements​

  • Resource Details Everywhere
    Resource details can be opened from any screen and expose the same actions available in tables. Migration completion notifications link directly to their detail.

  • Billing Screen Improvements
    Billing loads faster, groups costs by resource type and shows costs per nodepool in each cluster's detail.

  • BuildKit Migration for Production Projects
    Production projects still using Kaniko are notified in advance and then migrated to BuildKit.

  • More Reliable Log Compaction
    The Loki and LokiV2 addons now provide persistent storage to their compaction component, so it runs without errors.

🐛 Bug Fixes​

  • Activity Log Accuracy
    Volume and workload actions now produce a single entry on the correct resource, and project clones are recorded and can be filtered.

  • SSL Certificate Validation
    Validating an environment domain's SSL certificate now consistently creates the deployment pending approval.

  • Spellcheck Disabled on Sensitive Fields
    Fields holding secrets (variable values, API keys, tokens, kubeconfig, AWS keys) no longer send their content to the browser's spellchecker.

  • S3 Bucket Name
    S3 dependencies now always use the actual bucket name instead of assuming it matches the dependency name.

  • Hidden Table Filters
    Hidden filters are now kept in the URL, so filtered table views survive a refresh and can be shared.