Our suite of compute products lets you create the infrastructure you want, whether you want to build applications by managing your own infrastructure with Droplets, implement modern container-based methodology with Kubernetes, use a fully-managed Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) environment with App Platform, or go serverless with DigitalOcean Functions.
OpenSearch log forwarding is now in public beta. This lets you forward runtime logs from your App Platform apps to an OpenSearch cluster, where you can analyze and query your app’s logs using OpenSearch’s APIs and dashboards.
We have released a new catalog of pricing plans for App Platform. The new plans offer lower pricing on instances with dedicated CPUs and better egress bandwidth allowance. All previous plans will eventually be deprecated. We strongly recommend you use the new plans when creating or upgrading apps.
App Platform developer databases now default to use PostgreSQL 14 upon creation instead of PostgreSQL 12. You can create a database that uses PostgreSQL 16 by specifying the engine version in your app’s spec, like this:
databases:
- engine: PG
name: db-example
version: "16"
We have added minimum and maximum values for the health check configuration parameters in App Platform. The new limits are:
initial_delay_seconds
: Minimum 0 seconds, maximum 3600 secondsperiod_seconds
: Minimum 1 second, maximum 300 secondstimeout_seconds
: Minimum 1 second, maximum 120 secondssuccess_threshold
: Minimum 1 successful check, maximum 50 successful checkfailure_threshold
: Minimum 1 failed check, maximum 50 failed checksFor more information, see the full release notes.