Feature Change Log

SCIM user management for Temporal Cloud is generally available

Cloud User Groups are generally available!

Audit Log UI and API are in public preview for Temporal Cloud

Saved Views allows you to save your custom queries for quick retrieval in the future, eliminating repetitive filter building.

The OpenMetrics endpoint for Temporal Cloud is in public preview

Namespace Tags — a Temporal Cloud feature which allows you to organize, track, and manage Namespaces based on customizable tags — is now generally available!

Worker Versioning is now in Public Preview! This allows you to confidently deploy new changes to the Workflows running on your Workers without breaking them. Temporal enables this by helping you manage different builds or versions.

Audit Logging, now available for Google Cloud customers, is a feature of Temporal Cloud that provides forensic access information at the account level, the user level, Namespace level, and the Nexus Endpoint level.

We’re thrilled to announce the availability of the Temporal Worker scaler in the latest version of KEDA (v2.17.0), a Kubernetes-based Event-Driven Autoscaling component.

Resource-based worker auto-tuning now in Public Preview.

We've launched a major update to the Event History timeline. This new view handles large event histories better and offers clearer insights into your workflow.

Temporal UI now supports a new Night Mode theme.

The Start Delay workflow option is now available, allowing you to schedule future Workflow executions. Signals-With-Start bypass delays, while other signals are ignored. Set this option in the Workflow Options field of your SDK.

Introducing Multi-region Namespaces: Enhanced availability with continuous service across regions, disaster recovery with automated failover, and reduced downtime with automatic replication and failovers.

Workflow History Export: Public Preview

Temporal Cloud Terraform provider: Public Preview Release

Users can track their Actions Per Second (APS) limit for all Namespaces directly through the Cloud UI, which also issues alerts if a Namespace experiences throttling within the past 5 minutes.

Raised APS limit to 400 for all Namespaces, enhancing Temporal Cloud's scalability

Public Preview: The Cloud Operations API and API Keys for Cloud Operations

Schedules are in General Availability