# April 2026 (/docs/news/2026/news-04-26)



<NewsSection tags={['platform', 'account']}>
  ### IAM permission policies — export and import across accounts

  Permission policies can be exported to JSON and imported into other accounts, making it easier to maintain consistent access configurations across a multi-account organisation. More in [IAM documentation](/account/iam).

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  <Tag>
    Account
  </Tag>

  <Tag>
    Platform
  </Tag>
</NewsSection>

<NewsSection tags={['platform']}>
  ### SSL certificate renewal errors — actionable messages returned

  An issue that caused SSL certificate renewal failures to return unclear error responses has been resolved; the API now returns specific, actionable messages.

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  <Tag>
    Platform
  </Tag>
</NewsSection>

<NewsSection tags={['rbs']}>
  ### Remote Block Storage — available in beta

  Scalable block storage can be added to servers without replacing or installing local disks. More in [Remote Block Storage](/rbs/getting-started).

  * create, attach, resize, disable, and delete volumes via Customer Portal, Public API, Terraform, and Kubernetes (RBS CSI driver)
  * currently available in AMS7; volumes can be used from other locations, but IOPS and bandwidth depend on network latency
  * volumes can be resized and temporarily disabled without deletion

  *Note: this is a beta release. For best performance, use RBS with servers in the same datacenter (AMS7).*

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  <Tag>
    Remote Block Storage
  </Tag>
</NewsSection>

<NewsSection tags={['managed_kubernetes']}>
  ### Managed Kubernetes — pod limit increased to 250 per node

  New clusters support up to 250 pods per worker node, up from 110. The Pod CIDR per node has been widened to /23 to accommodate the higher pod count.

  *Note: applies to new clusters only. Existing clusters and nodes added to existing clusters are unaffected. No action required.*

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  <Tag>
    Managed Kubernetes
  </Tag>
</NewsSection>

<NewsSection tags={['ebm']}>
  ### iPXE boot — available for EBM servers

  EBM servers can boot from a custom iPXE script over the network on every start, without going through the standard OS installer. More in [Public API](/api-reference/ipxe-boot/).

  * two modes available: public iPXE boot (via public network interface) and private iPXE boot (via private interface)
  * script URL and optional `user_data` string configurable without reprovisioning
  * MAC addresses and DNS server addresses automatically injected as variables before the script runs
  * activate at order time via the `features` field, or on an existing server via `/features/public_ipxe_boot/activate` or `/features/private_ipxe_boot/activate`
  * to update the script on a running server: deactivate, update `ipxe_config` via `PUT`, reactivate, and reboot

  <Badge type="new" />

  <Tag>
    Enterprise Bare Metal
  </Tag>
</NewsSection>