GORILLASTACK UPDATES
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Product Releases and Updates
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23 Apr 2019
You will find that the Stop RDS Instances and Start RDS Instances action views now have an option to target RDS Instances in Aurora DB Clusters. This is a huge opportunity for AWS […]
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18 Apr 2019
You can now suspend and resume any/all processes on EC2 Auto Scaling Groups. Here is a Processes list: Terminate HealthCheck ReplaceUnhealthy AZRebalance AlarmNotification ScheduledActions AddToLoadBalancer This is particularly helpful in a sequence […]
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11 Apr 2019
The team is thrilled to unveil the second iteration of the Engine Room. You can now filter the view to the account level and see month-on-month […]
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03 Apr 2019
Users now have the capabilities to apply underlying action and resource data to EBS backups. When creating EBS snapshots users can now specify highly dynamic Names, […]
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23 Mar 2019
A Label is user defined identifying metadata for a Rule. Within the Rules view any Label on a Rule is available as a clickable filter. When a label […]
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23 Mar 2019
We are so incredibly excited to announce this feature. Let me quickly explain the customer problem. While we have been successfully expanding the number of GorillaStack […]
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21 Mar 2019
One of the more challenging things to debug within AWS is where you attempt to start an EC2 instance which has attached KMS encrypted EBS volumes, […]
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19 Mar 2019
We wanted to ensure that when a user builds a tag group they are always within reach of freshly collected data from all integrated platforms. Enabled […]
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15 Mar 2019
With the Update Security Groups action you can automate the regular cleanup of ingress and egress rules in your Security Groups to remove unwanted access patterns. […]
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13 Mar 2019
With the Update ECS Service Scale action you will be able to update desired task instantiation counts across any number of ECS services. Similar to our […]
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