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Networking

7 updates

Version 2.9.115

SecurityNetworking

Database, Cache and Queue Firewalls Now Apply Inside Your Team

The inbound rules on a managed database, cache or queue now decide, port by port, which of your own resources can connect over the private network, not just who reaches the public endpoint.

  • A port with an allow rule that has no sources, or one from 0.0.0.0/0 or ::/0, stays open to your whole team
  • A port whose allow rules all list sources accepts only what they pick: Rapids containers and their runs, VPS instances, private networks, managed apps, and other databases, caches or queues
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  • A port that no allow rule covers is now closed to your own resources too, as on the public endpoint, so add an allow rule for everything your team uses, such as a queue's management port
  • IP addresses never match your team's resources, so a rule that lists only addresses keeps the port closed inside your team; pick your apps under Sources as well
  • Rules with sources never cut off the instance's own replicas, connection proxies, metrics, backups or SQL Studio
  • Teams you have peered with reach only the ports open to your whole team
  • Managed apps can now be picked as sources, a deleted source stays on the rule marked deleted until you remove it, and rules created through the API keep their port and picked sources
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Version 2.9.96

ImprovementNetworking

Edit and Deploy Firewall Rules Right From the Security Tab

Change a firewall without leaving your database, cache, VPS, queue or Rapids container: edit, save and deploy its rules from the Security tab.

  • Each attached firewall appears as a card showing whether its rules are applied, deploying or failed on this instance, with the error when a deployment fails
  • Edit rules inline, then Save to keep a draft or Save and deploy to push them to every instance the firewall protects
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  • Attach an existing firewall, or create a new one already attached to this instance and deploy it in one step
  • Retry a failed deployment on just this instance from the card's menu, and watch the status update live
  • The Firewalls list, firewall page and create form are redesigned, and a delete that is blocked now tells you why
  • Editing a firewall no longer drops rules that have no port, and the Security tabs of queues and Rapids containers show their firewalls again
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Version 2.9.95

SecurityNetworking

Firewall Rules Now Control Public Database, Cache and Queue Access

The inbound rules of the firewall on a managed database, cache or queue now decide who can connect through its public hostname, so you can limit public access to addresses you trust.

  • An allow rule from specific addresses limits public connections to those addresses, while an allow from 0.0.0.0/0 keeps the endpoint open to everyone
  • Write rules for the service's standard port, not the public port in your connection string: 5432 for PostgreSQL, 3306 for MySQL and MariaDB, 6379 for Redis, Valkey and Dragonfly, and 5672 for AMQP
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  • Other queue protocols each need an allow rule for their own standard port: 1883 for MQTT, 8883 for MQTT over TLS, 5671 for AMQP over TLS, 61613 for STOMP and 61614 for STOMP over TLS
  • A deny rule wins over any allow, and a public endpoint that no allow rule covers rejects every connection
  • Clients running on DanubeData should use the private hostname: on a restricted endpoint, their connections through the public hostname are refused
  • Rule changes apply within about two minutes; open public connections are closed once when a rule changes, and allowed clients can reconnect straight away
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Version 2.9.93

Bug fixNetworking

Private Network Attachments Now Say What They're Waiting For

When a VPS cannot join a private network live, the console now tells you why and what to do, and attachments that recover turn active on their own.

  • An attachment that needs a power cycle now shows Power cycle needed instead of a vague Pending, and one being removed shows Detaching
  • The reason an attachment is waiting appears under its status, on both the network page and the VPS page
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  • The guidance matches what works: power cycle the VPS from the panel with Stop and Start or Reboot, because a reboot from inside the operating system cannot add the interface
  • An attachment whose interface comes up is marked active automatically within minutes, with no need to press Retry

Version 2.9.20

Bug fixNetworking

External Access Works the Moment You Enable DNS

Turning on public access for a managed database, cache, or queue now opens the connection immediately — with no extra steps.

  • Enabling public DNS on a database, cache, or queue now updates its firewall automatically so external clients can connect right away
  • Turning public access back off closes that path just as cleanly
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  • Instances that already had public access enabled have been brought in line

Version 2.9.4

FeatureNetworking

Connect to Queues over MQTT & STOMP

Managed RabbitMQ now speaks more than AMQP. Connect IoT and pub/sub clients over MQTT and STOMP, with TLS variants for both.

  • Connect to managed RabbitMQ over MQTT, MQTTS, STOMP, and STOMPS, alongside AMQP and AMQPS
  • Each protocol is exposed on its own dedicated external port, shown in the dashboard under Connect to your queue
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  • Turn it on by enabling external DNS for your queue
  • New step-by-step connection guide with code examples
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Version 2.3.2

FeatureNetworking

Networking Overview Page

A dedicated networking overview page with firewall/VPS port sync and richer log filtering.

  • Networking overview page with firewall ↔ VPS port sync
  • Log-source filtering in the streaming logs viewer
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  • Network peering endpoints (preview)
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