* Platform-independent user data provider option (formatted like a properties file) Ability to run Asgard in one AWS account and AssumeRole to manage a different account * Automated deployment can accept arbitrary user-chosen steps Each application can have an optional application group * Each application can have optional tags Enable configurable maximum number of ASGs per cluster * REST endpoints for retrieving a deployment workflow plan JSON blob, and for starting a workflow with that JSON Additional ways to configure Asgard to get AWS credentials, including from an IAM profile * Updated list of AWS instance types Links to security groups include both name and ID * Made it possible to skip cache loading during cache loading, using runtime flag API Support for HTTPS ELB listeners (Thanks Greg Dziemidowicz) * Configurable AWS API socket timeout value * Shared visibility all of in-memory running tasks across Asgard instances in a cluster Filterable instance reservations by offering type * Stop entire workflow if exception happens at any time during long auto deployment Auto deploy should still work even without Eureka configured * Route53 interface * Instance sub-lists by Eureka application, where available * Allow editing SNS Topic MessageRetentionPeriod * Update SQS Queue policy automatically when the Queue gets subscribed to an SNS Topic * Navigation links between associated SNS * Topic and SQS Queue detail screens * Verify ELB status for instances during auto deploy ASG health check * Expose AWS account attributes at /account/attributes.json * Monitor Bucket Type of "none" for applications * Show filter on Stack list screen

* MPW Shell - The Shell is the centerpiece of the MPW development environment. It is an integrated multiwindow text editor and command executer which supports numerous built-in commands and a powerful scripting language that allows you to customize the environment to suit your needs. The Shell also includes Projector, an integrated source code control system that simplifies the management of large, complex software projects being worked on by a team of programmers. * SC/SCpp -- C and C++ Compilers (68K) - SC and SCpp are ANSI-compliant 680x0-code-generating C and C++ compilers that are faster than previous compilers included with MPW, run in native mode on a Power Macintosh, and support the CFM-68K runtime model. * MrC/MrCpp -- C and C++ Compilers (PowerPC) - MrC and MrCpp are MPW compilers which offer greatly improved turnaround time and also generate efficient and highly-optimized PowerPC code for fastest binary execution on Power Macintosh systems. MrC adheres to the ANSI C standard (ANSI X3.159-1991) and MrCpp adheres to the ANSI C++ working paper (ANSI X3J16) except for templates and exception handling (a prerelease version of the compiler supports these two capabilities). * Assemblers (68K and PowerPC) - Two assemblers are included, one which supports the full 68xxx instruction set and the other which supports the PowerPC instruction set. The 68xxx assembler supports all the instructions and addressing modes for the MC68000, MC68010, MC68020, and MC68030 microprocessors, the MC68851 Paged Memory Management Unit (PMMU), and the MC68881 and MC68882 Floating-Point Coprocessors, in all usable combinations. * MPW Tool and Script Suite - Dozens of tools and scripts are included to assist in the development process. These include linkers, a Make tool, resource manipulation and analysis tools, file comparison utilities, and many more.