Exciting news! We've just launched the 📊 Usage Dashboard, a handy tool to keep tabs on your system's usage without the headache.

We're happy to announce that starting Dec 10th, variables defined in projects would cascade down to their sub projects.
Environments would not receive only the variables of the project they're defined in, but also the variables of any ancestor project.

The env0 engineering team is dedicated to enhancing the system for increased stability and resilience. As part of our ongoing efforts, we have expanded our resources across more Availability Zones (AZs) and regions, ensuring rapid recovery in the event of a complete AZ or region failure.

Usually to authorize yourself in a deployment in env0 you will need to create a deployment credential and assign that credential to the relevant project. That requires keeping long lived credentials in env0.
To avoid that you can use OIDC credentials which are being generated per deployment so you can use short lived credentials. Now you can use OIDC credentials directly by creating an OIDC credential (which requires no sensitive data) and assign that credential to a project and all the setup for the deployment will be done.
You will still need to configure the OIDC provider (AWS, Azure, GCP, Vault etc).
Read more about it here

🔄 Immediate Variable Persistence: New Feature Rolling Out on 11/01/2023

We're excited to announce that OpenTofu is now natively supported by env0!

With the env0 platform, you can automatically tag all your resources and monitor your cloud spending in various ways. You can now set up a budget per project to track spending and get notified when the cost surpasses your chosen thresholds. Simply configure your budget limit per week, month, or year, and the thresholds you want to receive notifications.

An idea that started in one of our hackathons, has just been published. VS-Code & env0 users can deploy their environments from their IDE!

As env0 supports various Infrastructures as code frameworks, each one has its own way of handling authentication in different ways. For Kubernetes, the authentication is not very straightforward, and now we are simplifying the process by adding native support to set up Kubernetes configuration via kubeconfig, AWS EKS, Azure AKS and GCP GKE credentials!

We're excited to announce our brand new 🐳 Docker Agent