Have added a password policy for the local authorization. Password parameters can be set in the configuration file;
Have added validation for mandatory fields in all forms to create and edit entities;
Have added an ability to edit the default preferences of the following parts: interface, tools, and data viewer in the settings panel in the administrative part.
Identity providers:
Have added the ability to use the JWT Token from an external authentication system as a header in the reverse proxy for authentication;
Have added the ability to assume AWS session using OpenID provider;
Have added the ability for administrators to configure reverse proxy settings, such as Username header, team delimiter symbol, logout redirect URL, team header, and others.
Query Manager:
Have added a user IP field to the Query Manager.
Preferences:
Have added the ability in the admin panel to disable copying in the Tables and Values panel for all users except the administrator;
Have added the ability to disable alias autocomplete for all users.
Support for NTLM and Okta authentication methods was added;
The ability for user provisioning has been added to the AzureAD and Okta providers;
The SSL option is available for establishing connections in MySQL, PostgreSQL, Clickhouse, Mongo, Cassandra
Users can simultaneously edit resources, allowing them to work together.
Performance
Pagination has been added to the Navigation tree and metadata viewer, allowing users to work with a larger number of database items.
Authentification:
AWS OpenId authentication provider has been added, making the following types of authorization available: AWS SAML, AWS OpenId, AzureAD, Google, NTLM, Okta OpenId, OpenId, and SAML.
Access management:
The ability to unlink SSO credentials from the user was implemented;
The label for the proxy user was added;
A new field secret name for AWS Secrets Manager for federation auths was added.
Administration:
The new Settings panel displays the product configuration settings such as Minimum fetch size, Maximum fetch size, and Default fetch size from the Data Editor;
Query manager: filter by anonymous users was added;
Retrieval of database credentials from AWS Secrets Manager was added.
Authentification:
Azure Cloud service is officially supported in CloudBeaver Enterprise. Now databases from different clouds, AWS, GCP, and Azure, are accessible through Cloud Explorer simultaneously;
The synchronization between assignment roles in SAML users and groups in CloudBeaver has been implemented.
DataEditor:
A new tab, Charts for visual data presentation, was added to the Data Editor;
A new Grouping panel menu was added to the Data Editor. This panel extracts unique values from the database column for the count. Users can drag and drop the column to the grouping panel and get the results immediately. Sorting, filtering, and exporting of the results are available on the Grouping panel.
Administration:
The new option to add custom database drivers in the Administration menu is available;
SQL Editor:
SPressing Tab/Space followed by Enter now causes the cursor to move to a new line;
When the cursor goes back on the query, the previous hints are displayed.
Driver management:
CloudBeaver has the option to connect to H2 database version 2;
The internal CloudBeaver database is upgraded to the newest H2 version 2 to avoid vulnerability issues. The database will be safely upgraded automatically for the servers with default configurations. You can perform this upgrade manually if you have a custom configuration for this database in your infrastructure.
Configurations:
The option to increase the maximum size of text files displayed in the value panel (using the sqlTextPreviewMaxLength parameter) has been added;
Support for custom logging configuration has been added. An external configuration file can be used instead of the default configuration.
