September 2026
Resource groups — quick change from the resource details page
Account members can move a resource into a different IAM resource group directly from its details page, instead of going through the IAM section.
- available for Enterprise Bare Metal (EBM), Scalable Bare Metal (SBM), and Managed Kubernetes node resources
- requires the
IamFullAccesspermission plus the relevant resource management permission (FullAccessorManagement) for that resource type - members without the required permissions can view the current resource group but cannot change it
Events API — /v1/events endpoints added to stable documentation
Developers can now see the exact payload fields for each event type directly in the API reference, instead of a generic placeholder.
GET /v1/eventsandGET /v1/events/{id}are available in the stable Public API (PAPI) documentation- an event type can be selected from a dropdown to see that event's specific payload schema
- all registered event types are included, with distinct variants shown separately
Audit Trail — available to Owner and Manager roles
The Audit Trail page is generally available in Customer Portal for Owner and Manager roles.
Access is governed by the IAM EventsRead permission from the Administrative permissions scope, which is included in the Default Administrative Policy by default.
Audit log consent — privacy controls added to Customer Portal
Account members can now control whether their personal data is captured in audit log events, instead of it being collected automatically.
- the Account Membership table in Customer Portal shows consent status and an Audit Log Consent button to manage it; consent is Revoked by default
- granting consent includes personal data in the
account_member.signin_attemptedevent payload; without it, that data is withheld - a new
account_member.audit_consent_changedevent is emitted whenever consent status changes - previously stored events keep the payload shape that matched the consent setting at the time they were recorded