• Apigee as API Gateway => Support Apigee as one of the deployment targets for APIs. Developers can now choose Apigee as their API deployment target for serverless functions (AWS Lambda). Feature is available as an extension. Instructions on how to deploy this Jazz extension are available here.

• Bug fixes

• Deployment Workflow Updates => Simplified deployments workflow to improve usability of the feature.
• UI Automation => Improved coverage with our automated UI tests.
• Bug fixes => Includes quite a few bug fixes from the community. Thanks @gokulpits, @Shibon-ll, @akhil-kn for your contributions.

• ECS Support => You can now run your containers (Gitlab/Jenkins) on Amazon ECS .
• Go Support => You can now create serverless services choosing Go as your runtime.
• Bug fixes.

• Python 3.6 => You can now choose Python 3.6 as your runtime when creating functions and APIs. Python 2.7 will still be one of the supported runtimes.
• Bug fixes.

Minor release with the following enhancements/bugfixes -

• UI automation test suite using protractor (headless). Instructions are available here.
• IAM roles for user services following Principle of Least Privilege.
• More unit test coverage
• Template fixes to support logging
• Other bug fixes

• Splunk => Jazz administrator can choose to stream logs from Jazz services to Splunk.
• NodeJS 8.1 => NodeJS services built using Jazz are now deployed using NodeJS 8.10.
• Bug fixes.

• Event sources for Function => Jazz users can choose to create functions with DynamoDB, Kinesis, S3, SQS as event sources. Users can specify existing event source for their function or have Jazz create them as part of your "function" creation. #631

• Dedicated API Gateway => Jazz administrators can specify a dedicated API Gateway for any Jazz namespace and/or service allowing segregation and easier management of API's as well as overcome AWS API Gateway Limits.
• Slack Notifications => Jazz administrators can enable/disable Slack notifications. Once enabled, Jazz users can choose a Slack channel for all their service notifications.
• Admin UI => Jazz administrators can now view the Jazz configuration data through the Admin interface.
• AWS Tags => During installation you can now supply custom AWS tags by passing the --tags argument to the installer.
• Templates => NodeJS templates have been upgraded to use ES6 standards.
• Jenkins => Updated Jenkins docker image for container scenarios.
• Bug fixes, unit tests, and cleanup.

• Metrics => Metrics for your services are available (NRT) in your service details page.
• Test Function => Test Function button is available within the context of your "function" service where you can now specify a payload and have the function execute.
• Security => We have plugged security issues while configuring the webhooks for user services.
• Jazz Installer => Streamlined and simplified Chef installer components.
• Assets => Assets that get created as part of your service provisioning are available in your service details page.
• Restructuring of repo, unit tests, refactoring, cleanup ( +46k, -34k LOC) and bug fixes.

• Vulnerability scan => Jazz identifies project dependencies and checks for any publicly disclosed vulnerabilities using OWASP.
• Code quality => Jazz scans all the services code using SonarQube and publishes a code quality report that include code coverage, code smells and other metrics.
• Secure Jazz Instance => You can update API Token and/or build token for your instance of Jazz and secure it further.
• Jazz Installer => Enable advanced developer scenarios to update, install and configure Jazz.
• Unit tests, refactoring, and bug fixes that have improved build and execution time for Jazz services.