Zuplo Changelog

This release focuses on improving the developer portal user interface with various enhancements to search functionality, settings pages, and AI gateway features. The changes include better environment variable search capabilities, updated settings page styles, and improvements to the AI gateway user experience.

Portal Updates#

Features#

• Enhanced environment variable search: Improved search functionality for environment variables with better filtering and updated components for a smoother user experience
• Settings page redesign: Updated settings pages with consistent styling, improved billing page layout, and added billing addons support
• Compliance and trust page: Added new dedicated page for compliance and trust information

We've added new SSO security options to give Enterprise customers greater control over team authentication and access management.

What's New:

• Require Enterprise SSO: Force all team members to authenticate through your configured enterprise identity provider, preventing fallback to Google, GitHub, or password-based logins
• Automatic SSO User Provisioning: Automatically add users to your Zuplo account when they authenticate through your enterprise identity provider

Availability:

• These features are available for Enterprise plan customers with SSO enabled
• Access the new controls in Account Settings > Security > Single Sign-On (SSO)
• Free and Pro plan users will see upgrade prompts to access these features

Default Behavior:

• All new SSO security features are disabled by default
• Existing SSO configurations remain unchanged
• Customers can enable these features on demand based on their security requirements

This update provides Enterprise customers with the flexibility to implement stricter authentication policies while maintaining backward compatibility with existing setups.

You can now set a custom domain for both your Zuplo-powered Dev Portal and your API.

To get started, log into Zuplo and open the project you want to configure. Navigate to Settings > Custom Domain, then click Add Custom Domain.

Next, choose the deployment branch you want to associate with the domain, and select whether it's for the API Gateway or the Dev Portal.

Once complete, you'll be provided with the DNS configuration details needed to correctly point your custom domain to the Dev Portal.

For more information see our documentation on custom domains.

You can now enable multifactor authentication (MFA) to add an extra layer of security to your Zuplo account. MFA requires a second form of verification, such as an authenticator app or security key, in addition to your password.

To enable MFA:

• Go to your user profile by clicking your avatar in the top right corner of the Zuplo Portal and selecting Profile
• Find the Multifactor Authentication section
• Click Enroll on the method you want to use (authenticator app or security key)
• Follow the setup instructions for your chosen method

Once enabled, you'll be prompted to enter your second factor when logging in to you Zuplo account.

For more details, see the Multifactor Authentication documentation.

You can now permanently delete your Zuplo account from the Portal. This action is irreversible and requires completing a few steps like removing projects, custom domains, and team members. For full instructions, visit your account settings.

Role-Based Access Control allows you to assign specific roles to users who access the Zuplo Portal. These roles determine the permissions that users have and the actions they can perform. For example, you can assign roles such as "Admin", "Developer", or "Viewer", each with different levels of access to resources and functionality.

With RBAC, you can:

• Assign roles to users based on their responsibilities and access requirements.
• Limit access to production resources to only select users.
• Enable more users access to the Zuplo Portal, such as API Analytics, without compromising security.

See the Account Members & Roles documentation for more information.