May 2026 monthly highlights across harness-go-sdk and terraform-provider-harness focusing on QoS-enabled autostopping and configuration hygiene. Key features delivered include priority-driven autostopping scheduling and a user-controllable priority attribute for fixed schedules, with cross-repo dependency alignment. Major cleanup work also updated documentation/configuration to reduce misconfig risks.

April 2026: Delivered Autostopping Rules Custom Domain Support in harness/terraform-provider-harness, enabling custom domain configuration for Instance, ECS, and Scale group autostopping rules. This enhances deployment flexibility, aligns autostopping behavior with domain routing strategies, and reduces manual configuration. Included a focused fix CCM-32143 to ensure custom domains are applied only to the intended rule types.

March 2026 monthly summary focusing on end-to-end autostopping enhancements across the Harness Go SDK and Terraform provider, delivering IP visibility, data integrity, and stronger IaC usability. Implemented API/schema changes, bug fixes, and documentation updates to enable automated management of autostopping proxies, reduce configuration errors, and support cost-optimization initiatives.

February 2026 monthly summary for the harness-go-sdk and Terraform provider harness teams. This period delivered substantial AutoStopping enhancements, drift detection improvements, and expanded IaC capabilities, driving reliability, security, and business value across platforms. Key features delivered: - AutoStopping API Suite: Added V2 Get API for autostopping rules with x-api-key authentication and improved response structure; introduced Autostopping Alerts API (create/update/delete/retrieve) with API key authentication and documentation. This enhances monitoring, alerting, and secure access. - Drift detection and resource schema improvements: Implemented drift detection for VM resources and autostopping load balancer/proxy resources; cleaned up resource parameters to improve accuracy; deprecated/removal of hostname parameter for LB/proxy resources; API/data structure updates to reflect state. - Flexible autostopping rule configuration: Added tag-based autostopping rule creation and a new path parameter to support routing options based on tags or VM IDs. - Kubernetes (K8s) AutoStopping Rules support: Terraform provider now supports Kubernetes-based autostopping rules with new resources/data sources, schemas, and YAML validation. - Autostopping alerts and connectivity enhancements: Added alert management (email/Slack) for rule events; exposed TCP ports as Terraform outputs and introduced a connect block to manage source ports for SSH/RDP and custom TCP ports for VM rules. Major bugs fixed: - Stabilized API behavior and documentation by implementing API key authentication and correcting swagger header handling for the V2 APIs. - Fixed alert entity structure and base path issues in the Autostopping Alerts API, improving reliability of create/read/update/delete flows. - Various cleanup commits addressing dependencies and consistency across the go modules and SDKs to ensure stable builds. Overall impact and accomplishments: - Strengthened security and access control for AutoStopping APIs through API key authentication and better documentation. - Increased reliability and accuracy of state tracking via drift detection and cleaned resource schemas. - Expanded IaC capabilities with tag-based rule configuration, Kubernetes support, and richer networking outputs, enabling faster implementation and safer changes. - Enhanced operational visibility through alerts and improved telemetry around autostopping events. Technologies/skills demonstrated: - Go (SDK) development, API design, authentication mechanisms, and API documentation. - Terraform provider development, resource/schema design, and data source implementations. - Terraform outputs/connect blocks for server connectivity and port management. - Kubernetes rule support, YAML validation, and provider integration. - CI/CD-ready code changes and multi-repo coordination across harners-go-sdk and terraform-provider-harness.

January 2026 monthly summary for harness/terraform-provider-harness focused on Autostopping documentation improvements and provider docs. Key feature delivered: clarified documentation for Autostopping data sources and resources across ECS services, RDS databases, Scaling Groups, and VMs. No major bugs fixed this month; minor documentation-related adjustments were part of feature work. Overall impact includes improved user guidance, reduced onboarding time, and better maintainability of provider docs. Technologies demonstrated include documentation discipline, commit hygiene, and cross-service knowledge integration across compute, database, auto-scaling, and virtualization domains.

November 2025: Delivered Terraform AutoStopping rules for Auto Scaling Groups in harness/terraform-provider-harness. Implemented new resources and data sources to configure and retrieve ASG AutoStopping rules, aligned with CCM-27128. Registered new resource harness_autostopping_rule_scale_group and integrated provider wiring, docs, and tests. This enables automated idle-instance management, cost optimization, and improved governance for Terraform-managed deployments. Demonstrated Terraform provider development, resource/data-source modeling, and end-to-end test coverage.