Asgard

Key Features

* 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