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Week of November 2, 2026

What shipped

Why it matters

This week brings a new release, 2.12.0, with built-in monitoring dashboards, alongside several fixes that affect TLS and Consul setups where vip-manager, consul and patronictl previously failed to connect. Standby clusters can now be bootstrapped from pgBackRest, privileges on extension objects can be granted on fresh deployments, and PgDog is available as an opt-in pooler for those who want one process instead of two.

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Autobase 2.12.0 is out with built-in monitoring dashboards. This week also adds PgDog as an opt-in pooler, pgBackRest standby bootstrap, stable backup storage IDs, and fixes for vip-manager and Consul TLS setups.

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Autobase 2.12.0 is released with built-in monitoring dashboards, and all users are recommended to upgrade. This week also adds PgDog as an opt-in connection pooler and load balancer, support for bootstrapping a Patroni standby cluster from pgBackRest, and stable storage IDs for deterministic backup bucket and Azure account names. Fixes cover vip-manager using TLS towards Consul and the Patroni REST API, VIP assignment in Patroni mode with TLS, Consul TLS client variables only exported when TLS is enabled, the Consul HTTP API check on ansible-core 2.19, privilege grants after extension creation, check mode role membership, and pg_upgrade tests running again on Rocky Linux and AlmaLinux.

Week of October 26, 2026

What shipped

Why it matters

This week tightens backup and restore behavior, password handling and cluster connection reporting, and extends configuration to more hosts. Users get fewer silent failures and more servers that work out of the box, including jump-host setups and stricter EC2 metadata requirements.

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This week: pgbackrest restores preserve WAL archiving, PostgreSQL passwords move to PGPASSFILE, connection output is unified, secret: false excludes users from the secrets export, and extension pre-checks run on all cluster nodes.

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This week's changes: pgbackrest restores preserve WAL archiving and use standby mode for latest replica restores, with archive_command preservation now the default. PostgreSQL CLI passwords move from PGPASSWORD to dedicated files via PGPASSFILE, keeping them out of sudo logs. PostgreSQL and PgBouncer connection output is unified, including multi-host URIs. Secret: false excludes a user from the secrets export, extension pre-checks run on all postgres_cluster nodes, and SSH checks honor jump hosts.

Week of October 19, 2026

What shipped

Why it matters

This week mixes consolidation of the Console editions with fixes for node removal and PostgreSQL upgrades. For people running clusters, upgrades keep their locale settings and unreachable nodes can be cleaned up more reliably. The new locale provider options give more control over how new clusters are initialized.

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This week: Console Community and Enterprise editions unified in one codebase in Autobase Platform. Also: safer removal of unreachable cluster nodes, locale settings preserved across PostgreSQL upgrades, new initdb locale provider options, and a merge-mode fix for connection secre

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This week in Autobase: the Community and Enterprise editions of Autobase Console are being unified into a single codebase in Autobase Platform, simplifying maintenance and moving feature work into one shared implementation. Fixes and features also landed: removal of unreachable cluster nodes now resolves targets through cluster membership and removes DCS membership through reachable nodes, PostgreSQL upgrades preserve the source cluster's locale provider and ICU rules, new optional variables let you choose the initdb locale provider (libc, icu or builtin), value-only mode now merges rather than replaces the connection info secret, and a delegate_to template crash against an empty group is fixed.

Week of October 12, 2026

What shipped

Why it matters

This week extends availability zone handling to AWS, GCP and Azure and adds host spreading on Hetzner, so clusters can be laid out to survive individual host or zone failures. PostgreSQL user secrets can now be routed to specific secrets, and the README adds a faster way to try a deployment.

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Autobase now supports multi-AZ server placement on AWS, GCP and Azure, plus Hetzner spread placement groups for host-level resilience. PostgreSQL users can also be exported to a named secret.

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This week's Autobase changes focus on where servers run and how secrets are handled. Multi-AZ support now covers AWS, GCP and Azure, letting clusters spread servers across availability zones with configurable zone counts. Hetzner clusters get a spread placement group so VMs land on different physical hosts. PostgreSQL users accept an optional secret parameter to export a user to a named secret instead of the default path. The README also has a new One-Click Deploy section with a deploy button.

Week of September 21, 2026

What shipped

Why it matters

Azure pricing now reflects current VM availability and larger instance options. AWS deployments gain flexibility for subnet selection and volume naming. Cluster creation becomes faster with automatic region defaults.

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This week: Azure pricing refresh with Dsv6/Esv6 series, automatic cloud region selection for new clusters, AWS subnet and volume naming improvements, and inventory deduplication fixes.

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This week's updates improve cloud infrastructure flexibility. Azure VM pricing now includes the latest Dsv6 and Esv6 series with larger instance sizes while removing unavailable B-series options. The console automatically selects optimal cloud regions when creating clusters. AWS deployments gain the ability to specify subnets and name volumes. Fixed duplicate host entries in inventory generation.

Week of September 14, 2026

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Why it matters

Version 2.11 represents a major step forward for managing PostgreSQL clusters end-to-end. This week's updates add critical security features like external secrets integration and EBS encryption, improve password management flexibility, and fix configuration issues that affected role assignment and firewall setup. Cloud providers also see efficiency gains from eliminating redundant post-creation tagging.

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Autobase 2.11 ships with AWS Secrets Manager integration, configurable PostgreSQL password generation, EBS encryption by default, and multi-security group support. Plus fixes for replica load balancing controls.

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Autobase 2.11 is here. This release brings external secrets management through AWS Secrets Manager, flexible password generation for PostgreSQL users, EBS encryption enabled by default, and independent replica load balancer controls across all cloud providers. We've also eliminated redundant post-creation tagging and fixed critical issues in role assignment and firewall configuration. Full PostgreSQL lifecycle management just got stronger.

Weeks with too little public activity are left out rather than filled in. Last updated 2026-11-10.

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