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Object Storage now supports the aws:SecureTransport policy condition key, allowing you to enforce the use of TLS for all requests made to your buckets and objects. This enables you to deny any unencrypted (HTTP) access and ensure that data is always transmitted securely.

Simply add a bucket policy using the aws:SecureTransport condition to restrict access to requests made over HTTPS.

Refer to our dedicated documentation for more information.

You can now configure automatic retries for Scaleway Serverless Jobs. If a job fails due to transient errors or unexpected crashes, the system will automatically re-run it based on your defined policy, improving the resilience of your automated workflows without requiring manual intervention.

• Customizable attempts: Specify the maximum number of retry attempts.
• Enhanced reliability: Better handling of intermittent failures or third-party API issues.

For more information, read the dedicated documentation.

We upgraded how cron works for Scaleway Serverless Jobs, shifting from a single schedule to a powerful, multi-trigger model.

• Multiple cron triggers: You can now attach multiple distinct cron schedules to a single Serverless Job, allowing for complex, multi-timeframe automation.
• Dynamic overrides: Each trigger can independently override the job's default startup command and arguments. This gives you the flexibility to run the same codebase but process different tasks, environments, or parameters depending on when or how the job is triggered.
• Schedule field deprecation: Current CRON schedules will continue to be executed but the field is marked as deprecated to encourage the usage of triggers.

For more information, read the dedicated documentation.