v1.6

• Deployments => Jazz shows you details about your deployments per environment. You also have the ability to trigger a new build and deployment through the UI.
• Bucket per service => Jazz Admin can now choose if a website service should use existing global bucket (current feature) or create a new bucket per service.
• UI bug fixes => No side panel for coming soon features and other cleanup .
• Jazz Installer improvements => Simplify installer for scenario 3.
• Unit tests, refactoring and bug fixes.

v1.5

• Multi-environments => Jazz now enables true team development with multiple environments provisioned for each feature branch.
• Simplified Installer => Run Installer by plugging in Terraform variables.
• Robust destroy and rollback of Jazz Installer => No more orphans when you want to destroy Jazz. Things rollback to the original state if the Installer cannot finish due to errors.
• Refactoring, cleanup and bug fixes.

v1.4.5

• Dedicated AWS API endpoint for namespace and/or services => Custom API endpoints to overcome AWS API Gateway Limits as well as get separation for your specific namespace/service.
• Installer now accepts build and verbose flag => Turn ON/OFF verbosity for installer.
• Refactor installer to use Python for collecting user input and Terraform to create and configure Jazz => Cleaner code separation.
• Events based architecture for service creation workflow => Instant feedback in UI during service creation (w/o requiring force refresh).
• Refactoring, cleanup and bug fixes.

v1.4

1. Gitlab SCM: v1.4 supports Gitlab as your git repository. This enables a new scenario where the installer spins up Gitlab and Jenkins in containers and is the least intrusive way for you try out Jazz.
2. Modularized build packs: Build packs now heavily leverage config as code and are modularized allowing for easier extensibility.
3. Meta-data in DB: v1.4 stores all services config data in DynamoDB thereby reducing human errors and enabling easier upgrades.
4. Simplified Installation: The installation requires fewer dependencies while supporting more scenarios.
5. Refactoring, cleanup and bug fixes.

v1.3

1. Jenkins Instance: The installation enables new scenario to use a dockerized Jenkins for your Jazz CI/CD. Install Jazz in this isolated environment before you move it to your Enterprise Jenkins instance.
2. Simplified Installation: The installation has been simplified where it now collects only required info as well as uses a much cleaner and smaller codebase for install. We have also moved to a CentOS based installation.
3. Additional regions: Jazz is now validated to work in AWS US-East (us-east1) and US-West (us-west2)
4. Config as Code: Installer config is now moved to a private repo. This is to enable config as code and allow the platform to have more plugins for all its integrations.
5. Enhancements:

• Code changes to jazz-ui triggers automated build and deployment.
• Email service available to all Jazz services.
• Simplified deployment-env for user services.
• Enable config to allow for more AWS regions and other cloud providers.

6. Refactoring, cleanup ( +6k, -21k LOC) and bug fixes.

v1.1.2

1. Allows registration of new users in an existing Jazz instance
2. Service creator is added as admin to the service repository
3. Security vulnerabilities discovered in UI have been addressed
4. Refactoring and bug fixes

v1.1.1

1. Jazz UI code is open sourced and available for development
2. Notifications sent to owner when service is deleted
3. Unit tests for platform services API and bug fixes

v1.1

List of things you can expect to see in v1.1

1. Custom cognito based authorizer for Authentication and Authorization.
2. SES based notifications for service lifecycle
3. API and Website URL's for prod and non-prod environments available within the service overview page on Jazz website
4. API Test button integrated and available within the service overview page on Jazz website
5. Website creation published to Cloudfront by default
6. Logs integrated into Jazz website with filtering and refresh functionality
7. Filtering functionality for services on Jazz UI
8. Service lifecycle stages reflected on Jazz UI
9. Unit tests for core services to help improve code stability and take community contributions
10. Bug fixes and refactoring of code to improve code quality

Use the v1.1 installer to get this version: https://github.com/tmobile/jazz-installer/releases/tag/v1.1