Improve HCP Consul deployment security by allowing access to Consul server, UI, and API only from allowlisted IP CIDRs.
HCP Consul Management Plane Service is now generally available. Get global visibility and control on both self-managed and HashiCorp-managed Consul clusters.
HCP Vault is now generally available on Azure. Additionally, HCP Consul and HCP Vault are available in four new Azure regions: Canada Central, South East Asia, Japan East, and Australia SouthEast.
Users can now manage beta clusters by managing snapshots, scaling between tiers, managing major version upgrade settings, and configuring audit log and metrics streaming.
HCP Consul and HCP Vault are now available in three new AWS regions: Tokyo, Japan (ap-northeast-1), Montreal, Canada (ca-central-1), and Ohio, US (us-east-2).
Sentinel is now available on HCP Vault Plus clusters at no additional cost.
HCP Consul Management Plane Service is now available as a public beta. Get global visibility and control on both self-managed and HashiCorp-managed Consul clusters.
Users can now link their HCP accounts to log into Vagrant Cloud or create new accounts using HCP.
Users can now create 3-node clusters as part of the Starter and Standard tiers on Azure.
Users can use a wizard to guide them through multiple steps to peer their AWS VPC to the HashiCorp Virtual Network.
Users can now track image ancestry in HCP Packer to trace changes and vulnerabilities from a source image to descendant images, and revoke all descendants through inherited revocation.
Consul 1.13.2 is now available on HCP.
Users can now click a single button to peer HashiCorp Virtual Network to their AWS VPCs.
Users can leverage automation to peer HashiCorp Virtual Network to AWS VPCs, reducing peering time from 30-60 minutes to approximately 5 minutes.
Platform Logs are now available for HCP. These auditable events track activity across HCP including cluster creation, upgrades, and snapshots. Initially available for HCP Consul, viewable in the HCP Portal.
HCP Consul is now generally available on Azure as a fully managed service mesh to discover and securely connect any service.
HCP Packer no longer redacts the image identifier for revoked iterations. The image_id will no longer be replaced with error_revoked for revoked iterations. Packer will continue to error when building from revoked iterations; Terraform will not error but users can validate iterations to prevent deployments from revoked iterations.
Streamlined cluster creation experience allowing users to configure clusters using automated or manual workflows.
Consul on Azure is now available on HashiCorp Cloud Platform in public beta.
The HashiCorp Status site has been redesigned to better meet customer needs. Streamlined layout makes it easier to find services and understand incident impact. Historical incident information is preserved.