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Scylla Cloud Updates

For information on specific versions of Scylla Enterprise and Scylla Open Source please see our Release Notes page.

Scylla Cloud is periodically updated with new features and functionality. Check this page to learn the latest capabilities of our NoSQL managed cloud solution.

April 28, 2021 Update

New Features

  • Client to Node Encryption: The latest security improvement enables Client to Node encryption in Scylla Cloud to protect data in flight using SSL. This feature establishes a secure channel between the client and the Scylla Cloud cluster nodes and uses self-signed Scylla Certificates. This feature is now available for all users on all Scylla Cloud database clusters and can be enabled through a service request.
  • Scylla Monitoring Stack 3.6: Scylla Cloud users now can take advantage of Scylla Monitoring Stack’s new Advisor Dashboard, available by default for all new clusters. A select set of dashboards such as the Balancer and Alerts can help users to identify potential problems proactively notify users about them. Learn more about Scylla Monitoring Stack 3.6 in the release notes.

April 06, 2021 Update

New Features

  • New AWS Regions: Now Scylla Cloud is available for deployment in the following AWS Regions:
    • eu-north-1 (Europe/Stockholm)
    • eu-west-3 (Europe/Paris)
    • ap-northeast-3 (Asia Pacific/Osaka)
    • me-south-1 (Middle East/Bahrain)

March 25, 2021 Update

New Features
  • Space Amplification Goal (SAG) for ICS: A new property that allows control of the Space Amplification when using Incremental Compaction Strategy (ICS). It’s intended for users with overwrite-intensive workloads, as this new feature consists of triggering compaction to deduplicate data whenever the compaction strategy finds the space amplification has crossed the configured goal.
Scylla Enterprise Release Information

Scylla Cloud now uses Scylla Enterprise 2020.1.7, the latest stable release of Scylla Enterprise. This release of Scylla Enterprise offers a variety of new features, enhancements, and performance improvements. As new Scylla Enterprise releases become available, the Scylla Cloud team will upgrade your clusters for you.

March, 01 2021 Update

New Features

  • Scylla Cloud on GCP (Beta): Scylla Cloud is now available on Google Cloud Platform (GCP) as a beta service. You can test drive a Scylla cluster on GCP with our free trial offer.
  • AWS Outposts Certified: Scylla Cloud was most recently selected as the only NoSQL database certified on the AWS Outposts platform for fully managed services that you can run on-premises. Now AWS customers can run their DynamoDB workloads on-premises by utilizing Scylla’s DynamoDB-compatible API. Achieving the AWS Outposts Ready designation differentiates ScyllaDB as an AWS Partner Network (APN) member with a product fully tested on AWS Outposts.
  • Free Trial: We recently updated our AWS free trial instance type to i3.2xlarge (previously i3.large). We are also now offering an independent free trial for GCP and AWS (previously one per account). The GCP free trial is based on an n1-standard-8 instance type.

Scylla Enterprise Release Information

Scylla Cloud now uses Scylla Enterprise 2020.1.5, the latest stable release of Scylla Enterprise. This release of Scylla Enterprise offers a variety of new features, enhancements, and performance improvements. As new Scylla Enterprise releases become available, ScyllaDB will upgrade your clusters for you.

June 03, 2020 Update

New Features

  • Scylla Monitoring Grafana Dashboard: Scylla Cloud enhanced its customer’s ability to analyze their cluster metrics by using the full Scylla Monitoring Grafana dashboard. With this new feature, Scylla Cloud customers can monitor all the Scylla metrics via the Scylla Monitoring dashboards, including cluster and O/S level metrics, metrics from the CQL data model optimization dashboard, and many others.

Grafana Dashboard for Scylla Cloud

Scylla Monitoring Stack Cluster Overview dashboard
 
Read more about Scylla Monitoring here
 
To use this feature, in Scylla Cloud UI, at the cluster view page, choose the “Advanced Monitoring” tab. This option will open the Scylla Monitoring dashboard in a new browser tab via a secured proxy.
 
Examples for relevant dashboards:
  • CQL Optimization which helps to identify potentials issues with queries and data model
  • OS statistics
  • Cluster errors and alerts
  • Tables and Key Spaces statistics

Scylla Enterprise Release Information

Scylla Cloud now uses Scylla Enterprise 2019.1.8, the latest stable release of Scylla Enterprise. As new Scylla Enterprise releases become available, ScyllaDB will upgrade your cluster for you.

January 28, 2020 Update

New Features

  • Using your own AWS account: You can now choose where you can deploy your Scylla Cloud database — via your Scylla Cloud account, or in your own AWS account. Deploying in your own AWS account allows you to keep all Scylla resources (EC2, network, S3 buckets, etc.) in your own account, with your own AWS pricing, and your own company policies and geographic regulation, while benefiting from the DBaaS nature of Scylla Cloud (fully maintained, 24/7 support, proactive alerts, transparent upgrades, best practices deployments, and so on).

    To deploy Scylla Cloud in your own account, you are welcome to register in Scylla Cloud and open a support ticket with the request. In the future, this step will be fully automated.

  • Extracting Scylla DB metrics to your organization centralized monitoring system via Prometheus: Scylla Cloud now supports extracting cluster statistics in Prometheus format. The configuration is done at the cluster level, so you can choose which cluster’s metrics you wish to extract. Extracted statistics can be used either with Scylla Monitoring Stack or with any other monitoring tool that supports the Prometheus format. For example, see our DataDog and Scylla integration blog.

Scylla Enterprise Release Information

Scylla Cloud now uses Scylla Enterprise 2019.1.4, the latest stable release of Scylla Enterprise. As new Scylla Enterprise releases become available, ScyllaDB will upgrade your cluster for you.

October 07, 2019 Update

New Features

  • Cross-AWS-Account: The ability to run ScyllaDB as managed service at the customer AWS account. Customers can now enjoy the benefit of having a fully maintained ScyllaDB cluster with Scylla-Cloud support, monitoring, etc. while keeping the Scylla cluster under their own AWS resources, with their own AWS pricing and security isolation regulation. Please contact the Scylla Cloud support team at [email protected] or your ScyllaDB sales contact to have the Scylla Cloud in cross-AWS-account deployment.

August 22, 2019 Update

New Features
  • Full UI support for multi-DC Including graphs by DC, VPC Peering and resize request
Scylla Enterprise Release Information Scylla Cloud now uses Scylla Enterprise 2019.1.2, the latest stable release of Scylla Enterprise. As new Scylla Enterprise releases become available, ScyllaDB will upgrade your cluster for you.  
 

May 17, 2019 Update

New Features
  • Two Factor Authentication (2FA) – You can enable 2FA on your Scylla Cloud account by selecting Account Settings (upper right of screen) and thenTWO FACTOR AUTHENTICATION Note that the Google Authenticator app is required at this time. Enabling Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) in Scylla Cloud
  • Multi-Data Center Clusters are now available. Please contact the Scylla Cloud support team at: [email protected] or your ScyllaDB sales contact to have the Scylla Cloud Multi-Data Center clusters created. Once you have the feature enabled by our cloud team, you will see a Multi-Data Center Cluster page. For example:Multi-Datacenter configuration in Scylla Cloud
Scylla Enterprise Release Information Scylla Cloud now uses Scylla Enterprise 2019.1.0, the latest stable release of Scylla Enterprise. As new Scylla Enterprise releases become available, ScyllaDB will upgrade your cluster for you.  
 

April 9, 2019 Update

New Features

  • VPC Peering – Amazon Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) Peering allows you to connect two virtual private clouds running on AWS with each other privately. This enables you to securely connect the VPC where your application is running to the VPC where your Scylla Cloud cluster is running. You can configure VPC Peering on Scylla Cloud when you create a cluster. Note Scylla’s VPC peering currently supports only IPv4 address configuration. You can read the details about configuring VPC peering in our documentation. You can also read more about VPC Peering on the AWS website.
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Scylla Enterprise Release Information

As this time, Scylla Cloud uses Scylla Enterprise 2018.1.11, the latest stable release of Scylla Enterprise. As new Scylla Enterprise releases become available, ScyllaDB will upgrade your cluster for you.

Supported Public Cloud Providers and Regions

  • AWS
    • US East (N. Virginia)
    • US West (N. California)
    • US West (Oregon)
    • Asia Pacific (Singapore)
    • Asia Pacific (Tokyo)
    • EU (Frankfurt)
    • EU (Ireland)

Supported Instances

  • AWS EC2
    • t2.micro – Development Only
    • i3 Family
      • i3.large
      • i3.xlarge
      • i3.2xlarge
      • i3.4xlarge
      • i3.8xlarge
      • i3.16xlarge

Supported Replication Factors

  • 3, 4, 5

 

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