Changelog #15

Spring is almost here (and this time it's not just Groundhog Phil's wishful thinking!), and so are exciting updates to Tempest! This week, we've introduced major improvements to our deployment logs with AI-powered analysis and streaming capabilities. We've also continued refining our Deploy catalog and project pages for a better user experience, alongside important security enhancements and numerous quality-of-life improvements.

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Spotlights

New powerful deployment logs

We've completely redesigned our logs experience with several powerful new features that bring better visibility and actionable insights into the state of your deployments:

• Streaming Logs - Watch logs appear in real time as they're generated

• Enhanced Format - Enhanced readability with clearer log visualization

• Error Visibility - Errors are highlighted prominently for faster troubleshooting

• Search Functionality - Find specific logs instantly with our powerful search bar

• AI-Powered Log Analysis - Get immediate, intelligent insights from your deployment logs

Improvements & Bug Fixes

Security

• We've upgraded our application tokens to use asymmetric keys, switching from HS256 to the more secure RS256 algorithm. This enhances the overall security of your Tempest environment.

New apps & updates

• Many applications now support log streaming, and we're actively converting more logs to this experience.

Recipes, projects, deployments

• Project tabs are now positioned beneath the title, matching the recipe layout.

• Removed duplicate titles from variables, deployments, resources, and logs sections.

• We added recent deployment information to the Project page for quick access.

• Environment variable names can now start with a number.