CloudHub Dedicated Load Balancer Release Notes
These release notes describe monthly Dedicated Load Balancer updates starting in July 2023, which include OS and security updates. For more information about these monthly scheduled updates, see DLB Monthly Scheduled Update FAQ.
The following table shows the current schedule for monthly updates. These dates are subject to change.
| Month | Release Available | Sandbox Environment Auto-Update | Production Environment Auto-Update |
|---|---|---|---|
January |
January 7 |
January 20-24 |
January 25-26 |
December |
December 9* |
December 16-20 |
December 21-22 |
November |
November 5 |
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October |
October 8 |
October 21-25 |
October 26-27 |
* The release dates for the December cycle has been postponed from December 3 to December 9.
| The scheduled November sandbox and production auto-updates have been moved to the December cycle. |
All releases occur in GMT-3 time. All automatic updates occur in the local time zone of the app’s deployment region. For example, CloudHub applies updates to apps deployed in the Asia-Pacific (Sydney) region in the AEST time zone and to apps deployed in the US West region in the PST time zone.
December 1, 2022
What’s New
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Updated to the latest operating system security patches.
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Updated internal infrastructure observability and reliability components.
August 8, 2022
What’s New
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Updated to the latest operating system security patches.
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Added reliability and resiliency enhancements.
May 11, 2022
What’s New
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Added Dedicated Load Balancer(DLB) support for Certificate Forwarding.
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Added DLB support for HTTP Streaming.
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Added new inclusive language to Allowlist IP addresses for Cloudhub.
December 14, 2021
What’s New
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Updated to the latest operating system security patches to address potential security vulnerabilities.
1.6.0
October 14, 2021
What’s New
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Updated the static IP functionality of the Dedicated Load Balancer to enhance restart functionality.
This update increases the number of static IPs allocated to the Dedicated Load Balancer.
New Dedicated Load Balancers default to dynamic IPs. You can choose static IPs via the Update button on the UI.
1.1.8
December 12, 2019
Features and Updates
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Improved capacity limits for Dedicated Load Balancer (DLB)
The DLB connection capacity has been improved. This improvement increases the resiliency of the DLB in scenarios when a degraded, high-volume, backend CloudHub application exhausts resources on the DLB.
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Mule application response timeout feature
A Timeout in Seconds field has been added to the DLB configuration settings. You can use this setting to specify the response timeout value from the Mule runtime engine. The default is 300 seconds.