Month: 2026-04 focused on stability and drift control in the duplocloud Terraform provider. Delivered a targeted bug fix to improve tenant secrets drift suppression; no new features shipped this month. The changes reduce unnecessary updates and improve consistency across environments.

March 2026 performance highlights across Terraform provider and duploctl, focusing on reliability, drift suppression, security, and deployment velocity. Delivered in-place update capabilities, plan-time validations, and improved deployment monitoring, resulting in safer upgrades, clearer drift signals, and streamlined customer workflows. Key business value includes reduced risk during updates, improved security posture for Kafka, and faster ECS-related operations in the CLI.

February 2026 monthly summary for duplocloud repositories (duplocloud/terraform-provider-duplocloud and duplocloud/duploctl). Delivered features, fixed critical drift bugs, and enhanced reliability and developer UX. Key highlights include AWS Host resource improvements (defaults and logging), ECS and ECACHE service stability (target group ARNs handling, health_check_port, multi_az_enabled), RDS and Elasticsearch options, in-place Terraform updates, Kubernetes storage class update fix, and significant improvements to the duploctl workflow and batch compute reliability. Documentation refreshed and drift fixes applied across multiple resources.

Delivered four key improvements in the duplocloud/terraform-provider-duplocloud in January 2026, driving reliability, up-to-date runtime support, and finer control over resource behavior. The OCI repository resource validation message was clarified to improve user feedback. The AWS Lambda function resource now supports newer runtimes, reducing maintenance gaps. ECS task definition prefix handling was enhanced with custom prefixes and drift-aware logic to prevent drift and incorrect replacements. RDS storage autoscaling can be disabled and logging/conditions were improved for clearer operational visibility. Overall, these changes improve developer experience, reduce misconfigurations, support newer runtimes, and enable better cost/throughput management.