- Added segregated end user API. Documentation is available directly from each user account under the Account section, where they can also create and manage API keys. Administrators can disable API access at any time from General Settings. This feature is enabled by default.
- Added the ability to set the order IP blocks are used when assigning to servers at hypervisor level (Hypervisor -> IP Blocks).
- Added Admin API endpoint to retrieve VNC details https://docs.virtfusion.com/api/#tag/servers/get/servers/%7BserverId%7D/vnc
- Added support for API relational identifier strings.
- Added support for VLANs on Linux bridges. Requires Libvirt 11+ (Debian 13, RHEL 10).
- Added the ability to resize (increase) all server disks.
- IPv6 /128 route information is now shown to the end user.
- The number of servers is now shown on the hypervisors table.
- Improved request throttling on 2FA and reset password functionality (reported by Abdullah Alotaibi).
- Fixed an issue where hourly billing may display negative values to end users.
- Self-Service Resource Pack enhancements
- Traffic for all servers within a Resource Pack is now aggregated and managed at the Resource Pack level.
- The direction of traffic counting (inbound, outbound, or both) can be configured within the Resource Pack settings.
- Notifications for traffic allowance thresholds can be customised within the Resource Pack settings.
- Traffic throttling limits can now be configured at the Resource Pack level through the Resource Pack settings.
- Resource Pack limits can now be overridden at the user level.
- Server packages can be configured with variable resource limits and defaults, allowing flexible allocation of memory, storage, and CPU for end users.
- Compute metrics (the widget on the main admin page) now links to a separate longer list.
- Updated control server Javascript dependencies.
- Updated control server and hypervisor backend dependencies.
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