In this section, you will find: References to new StackSpot features & relevant documentation changes.

Features 

StackSpot EDP Portal new home page

Explore the updates to the StackSpot EDP Portal home page:

The home page has been redesigned to improve your experience! Now you can:

Keep your key items organized

• Quickly access your Studios, Applications, and Workspaces.
• Use filters like Favorites, Mine, and All to find what you need faster.

Make the home page your own

• Rearrange item groups to suit your preferences.
• Select which groups to display on the Home.

Enjoy quick access shortcuts

• Easily find links to the CLI download, documentation, and support.

The main menu has also been improved for more intuitive navigation, making it easier to access features for developers and content creators.

Check how to use and customize your homepage

New StackSpot Account Portal

The StackSpot account management now has a new domain: https://myaccount.stackspot.com. This change aims to enhance the user experience by centralizing profile and organization settings in a more intuitive and organized environment.

Key Changes:

• New Domain: After logging into StackSpot EDP or AI, clicking on the profile picture will redirect the user to the new domain myaccount.stackspot.com in a new tab.

• Simplified Sidebar Menu: The menu has been reorganized to facilitate navigation, with two main items:

  1. My Profile: Displays information about the logged-in user, including:
  • Roles;
  • Permission Groups;
  • Accessible Resources.
  2. Organization: Displays organization settings, now organized into three categories:
  • Products: Specific settings for EDP, Cloud Service, and AI products.
  • Identity & Security: Includes SSO, Event History, and Service Credentials.
  • Access Management: Management of Users, Permission Groups, and Roles/Permissions.

Documentation Impact:

The documentation menu has been updated to reflect the new portal organization, ensuring consistency between the user interface and the available guides.

For more details about the changes, see the following sections:

• Profile Settings;
• Organization Settings.

In this section, you will find: References to new StackSpot features & relevant documentation changes.

STK CLI: v6.24.0

In this update, the STK CLI introduces several new features:

• You can now use a specification file when applying Plugins. The --spec option has been added to the stk apply plugin command, allowing you to provide a YAML file with all the Plugin data, including inputs and connections the Plugin uses. For more information, see the specification file for Plugins, see the documentation on the spec file.

• New input type textarea. This new input is similar to the text type but allows you to use longer texts without compromising the display of spaces and line breaks. This improvement enhances the experience of filling in inputs that require more structured values, such as code snippets.

• Improvement to the stk deploy plan command. The command now validates whether the selected or generated Connection Interfaces exist in the chosen environment and the StackSpot account being used. This improvement prevents developers from encountering unexpected errors related to unavailable Connection Interfaces in their environment or account.

• Update of the MacOS versions supported by the STK CLI. See the Installation page for the new MacOS versions supported by the STK CLI.