December 2023
What's new
December 20
IONOS now supports RHEL 8 images as part of our ongoing commitment to offering RHEL support to our users. As a result, RHEL 8 images are now compatible with the IONOS public cloud architecture.
December 18
IONOS is a certified partner of Red Hat and is authorized to provide and run Red Hat Enterprise Linux inside the IONOS public cloud infrastructure. This applies to public RHEL 9 images supplied by IONOS.
December 15
Managed Kubernetes now supports Private Node Pools, providing enhanced security, isolation, and flexibility to manage your Kubernetes workloads. You can create Private Node Pools within your Managed Kubernetes clusters to ensure your critical workloads remain secure and protected.
Enhanced Features Released for Backup Service
December 15
Now you can enable advanced features to boost the protection of your workloads:
Advanced Backup ensures continuous protection of your data, capturing even the most recent updates to prevent loss.
Advanced Security offers comprehensive, continuous malware threat mitigation for your data environments.
Advanced Management facilitates the patching of vulnerabilities within your protected data scope.
December 15
IONOS has renamed Managed Backup to Backup Service to standardize the product terminology. Earlier, Managed Backup was also referred to as Backup as a Service or Backup by Acronis across different platforms. The new unified name ensures consistency in our communications and branding. This change does not impact the product's functionality, and the service remains unchanged. The documentation portal now reflects the product name changes. For more information, see FAQs.
Revamped IONOS Object Storage DCD Interface
December 14
IONOS offers a revamped DCD interface for IONOS Object Storage in the General Availability (GA) phase. It is an enhanced version of the old DCD interface, providing improved user experience and performance, intuitive design, contextual help, and faster responsiveness. The user interface navigation label is renamed to IONOS Object Storage in the DCD.
New Feature Set in IONOS Object Storage
December 14
IONOS Object Storage offers the Bucket Policy, view object versions and metadata, and Object Lock features in the General Availability (GA) phase. Using Bucket Policy, overarching access policies for a bucket can be set to control data access and usage. With Object Lock, data can be secured by implementing retention policies or legal holds; and with object versions and metadata, object retrieval is easier for large volumes of unstructured data. These new features overall improve the access and data management in the Object Storage.
December 13
IONOS offers the new Container Registry Vulnerability Scanning feature in General Availability (GA) phase. Software development is constantly evolving, and security is our top priority. The Container Registry Vulnerability Scanning feature is specifically designed to enhance the security of your containerized applications by proactively identifying potential vulnerabilities present in your artifacts. Scans occur each time an artifact is pushed to the registry and when new vulnerability definitions are published. It quickly detects any security weaknesses in container dependencies and libraries, allowing you to react immediately to prevent exploitation. For more information about reviewing the vulnerability scan results, see View Vulnerability Scan Results.
This feature will be available when creating new container registries, and you can also enable it for existing registries. For more information, see Enable Vulnerability Scanning.
December 13
IONOS offers the New Container Registry Web Console, an enhanced version of the existing Container Registry Web Console, providing improved user experience and performance, intuitive design, faster responsiveness and additional features than the existing Container Registry Web Console. For more information, see DCD How-Tos.
December 4
IONOS is a certified partner of Red Hat and are authorized to provide and run Red Hat Enterprise Linux inside the IONOS public cloud infrastructure. This is applicable to both public RHEL images supplied by IONOS and user-uploaded private RHEL images.
Documentation updates
December 18
The subtopics in the Block Storage section have been updated. It now contains a new Images & Snapshots section with the appropriate subtopics—IONOS Public Images and Private Images. For more information, see Images & Snapshots.
December 4
The subtopics in the Block Storage section have been updated. It now contains a new Images & Snapshots section with the appropriate subtopics—Public Images and Private Images. For more information, see Images & Snapshots.
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