August 2023
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August 18
This is solely for informational purpose and does not require any action from you. IONOS CLOUD has renamed Virtual Servers to Dedicated Core Servers. This change does not impact the functionality of the product in any manner. As a result, the documentation portal now reflects the product name changes. For more information, see Product Renaming FAQ.
August 18
Added information on security advisory for CVE-2022-40982, also known as “Gather Data Sampling” (GDS) or “Downfall” here.
August 14
IONOS CLOUD MongoDB database cluster offers MongoDB Enterprise edition supporting versions 5.0 and 6.0 to suit the requirements of enterprise-level deployments. This edition provides advanced capabilities such as sharding database type, enabling the BI Connector, and more resources - CPU cores, RAM size (GB), and storage types to create database clusters. Additionally, the enterprise database clusters facilitate point-in-time recovery and offsite backup features making these clusters highly reliable.
August 10
A vCPU Server is a new virtual machine provisioned and hosted in one of IONOS CLOUD's physical data centers. It behaves like a physical server and can be used as a standalone product or combined with other IONOS CLOUD products. To configure a vCPU Server, choose a preset (S, M, L, XL, and XXL) that suits your needs. Presets are a combination of specific vCPU-to-RAM ratios. The number of vCPUs and RAMs differs based on the selected preset. You can also tailor the vCPU-to-RAM ratios to meet your requirements—the Preset automatically changes to Custom when you edit the predefined ratio.
August 8
The documentation for Kubernetes Versions now contains the following details:
Managed Kubernetes releases Kubernetes version 1.27; hence, the Available column now mentions the release date.
Kubernetes version 1.24 has reached an end-of-life; hence, the Kubernetes end of life column has been updated accordingly.
Note: The documentation portal URLs are subject to changes from the below-mentioned updates. As a result, if you have bookmarked specific pages from the documentation portal, we recommend revisiting the pages, and updating your bookmarks to the new URLs.
August 10
The following sections have been renamed in the documentation portal:
Compute Engine is now called Compute.
Virtual Machines is now called Compute Engine.
August 10
Cloud Cubes is no longer under Virtual Machines, but an independent section under Compute.
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