Summary

Heim 1.3.0 marks the release of a new type of application type, namely Queued Jobs. Learn more about the new application type from our documentation: https://cloud.heim.dev/heim/docs/application/job/ or try it out by creating your own job: https://cloud.heim.dev/heim/docs/guides/examples/rust-job-application/.

Key Highlights

Create durable jobs that can be run once with input parameters or scheduled from an invocation of an API-call or the Heim-portal
Job executions in Heim portal: You can now watch application executions in Heim-portal for Job-triggers and Cronjob-triggers and see the result and schedule Jobs manually.
Admin overview in Heim portal: Admin overview pages for handling all runtime nodes for Enterprise customers. This also include handling of multiple organizations.
Changed internal DB-engine: Changed internal DB-engine for local instances of Heim-runtime and added auto-migrations of db-changes, running Heim locally now uses significantly less storage.

Fixed locks that could occur during heavy load when a mixture of Cronjobs and HTTP application all got called at the same time. Adjusted process-runtime for all non-http process for better handling.
Fixed validation rule for when multiple regions where defined in the scaling.region section that caused an application to not be deploy-able if deploying locally.
Fixed multiple smaller bugs on the Heim portal that fixes visual issues and makes the portal much snappier.

This release represents our commitment to making cloud deployment accessible, powerful, and developer-friendly. We're excited to see what you'll build with Heim and would love to get your feedback!

→ Getting started: https://cloud.heim.dev/heim/docs/start-here/getting-started/
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→ Raise issues on GitHub: https://github.com/Nor2-io/heim/issues