Sept
3.6 Update 3 - SaaS¶
17 Sept, 2025
Google GKE¶
Labels¶
Day 2 support for GKE node pool resource labels is now available with this patch release. Previously, this functionality was not supported for new clusters, but you can now add, modify, or remove labels on existing GKE node pools after cluster creation, providing greater flexibility for resource organization and policy enforcement.
3.6 Update 2 - SaaS¶
04 Sept, 2025
Blogs for New Features in this release¶
| # | Description |
|---|---|
| 1 | Agent Pool |
Google GKE¶
Labels¶
Benefit
Simplifies resource organization and improves policy enforcement.
With this update, support has been extended to apply GCP resource labels. These labels can be leveraged for:
- Querying and organizing resources
- Enabling security teams to apply and enforce policies
- Grouping resources for billing and cost allocation
Important
Cluster Resource Labels: - Day 0 and Day 2 support for new clusters across all interfaces - Not supported on existing clusters
Node Pool Resource Labels: - Day 0 support for new clusters across all interfaces - Day 2 support for new clusters will be available in the next patch - Not supported on existing clusters
Automation¶
RCTL Support for ARM¶
Benefit
Run RCTL natively on ARM-based environments
An ARM-based RCTL binary, compatible with both Linux and macOS, is now supported in addition to x86 architecture. This enhancement helps with:
- Improved performance on Apple Silicon (M1/M2/M3 Macs)
- Native support on ARM-based cloud environments (e.g., AWS Graviton, Ampere)
- Consistency across heterogeneous developer and CI/CD environments
Environment Manager¶
Support for Agent Pools¶
Benefit
Easier and more flexible management of agents for Day-2 operations.
With this enhancement, it is now possible to group agents into pools. This provides two main advantages:
- Add/remove agents without needing to update associations (e.g., environment templates). This is extremely useful for scenarios like Day-2 operations, retiring agents, or scaling up/down.
- Load balancing across agents within the pool for improved reliability and efficiency.
Note: Agent Pool support is currently available only with Environment Manager resources (e.g., environment template, resource template, environment). Repository support will be added in a future release.
For more details, please refer to the Agent Pool Documentation.
Note
If you are using GitOps System Sync, you will need to update to the latest agent version included in this release (v3.6.2) in order to use the Agent Pool feature.
Environments (Save & Continue Later option)¶
Benefit
Improves usability by allowing users to save progress without losing work.
In cases where users do not have all required inputs to provision an environment, they can now save their work and return later. A new “Save & Continue Later” option has been introduced in the UI, making it easier to configure inputs incrementally and deploy when ready.
Listing Environments¶
Benefit
Enhances navigation and discoverability for end users.
On the Environments listing page, users can now filter not only by Status, but also by:
- Labels
- Environment Template
- Version
This makes it easier to quickly locate the specific environment of interest.
Bug Fixes¶
| Bug ID | Component | Description |
|---|---|---|
| RC-43274 | Google GKE | Fixed issue where GKE nodes were incorrectly reporting as unhealthy |
v1.1.51 - Terraform Provider¶
04 Sept, 2025
The latest version of the Rafay Terraform provider includes the following enhancements:
Feature Enhancements¶
This release includes enhancements to an existing resource and the addition of a new resource:
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rafay_gke_cluster: Addedresource_labelssupport to simplify resource organization and improve policy enforcement for GKE cluster types.For more details, see the release notes. -
rafay_agent_pool: New resource for managing collections of GitOps agents. Agent pools enable centralized management of agents and can be used within environment manager templates.