Zuplo Changelog

Usage Dashboard#

Account usage is now shown in the Portal. This allows you to track total requests, bandwidth, and compute.

New Fonts & Icons#

You might have noticed that the fonts and icons on the Portal feel a bit more modern. We have been working on improving the readability and usability of the site. We have more in store in January.

Manual Test Console Deprecation#

You likely noticed that a few months ago we shipped an update so you can access the API test console from within the Route Editor in the Zuplo portal by clicking the "Test" button. As a result of this change, we will be deprecating and removing the API Test Console tab in January.

Custom Domains#

Custom Domains can now be fully managed from the Zuplo Portal on all accounts types that support custom domains.

Account + Project Users#

All aspects of managing account and project members can be performed from the developer portal. Additionally, you can now see who has been invited, but not yet accepted their invitations.

Environment Management#

Environments can now be redeployed or deleted through the Zuplo Portal. Redeploying is useful when you want to change the environment variables without editing code of a source-driven environment.

The Zuplo Github integration has been reworked to improve reliability and performance. You can now connect to Github with scoped authentication that allows you to only grant Zuplo access to a single repository. Multiple Github Orgs and Repos can be connected.

See the documentation for details

Self-Serve Plan Management#

Customers on our self-serve plans can now manage and pay for their Zuplo play in the Zuplo portal. Payment and plan management powered by Stripe

New Environment Page#

The environment page in the Zuplo Portal has been updated to show the environment status, more details about the environment, and search.

Self-Serve Account Members#

Account members can now be added, invited, and removed through the Zuplo Portal.

Enterprise customers can now access rich analytics through the Analytics tab in the dashboard. Analytics make it easy to view:

• Requests by response status
• Top Users
• Users who hit rate limits
• Request latency

Over the past few weeks we have shipped a number of improvements to the portal including:

• A new test running right in the Route designer
• A project info page in the settings tab
• Performance improvements when editing large OpenAPI files
• Subfolder support in the modules directory