Release Notes

TigerGraph Insights, an all-new data visualization platform, is now available in TigerGraph Cloud

Enabled SSO with Okta and Azure Active Directory

Seamless UI redesign that integrates with the TigerGraph Suite of web applications

TigerGraph 3.7.0 is available when creating new clusters

UI refinements with a focus on intuitive use

Shift in terminology from "Solution" to "Cluster"

In rare cases, leaving a browser window with a Cloud instance open and idle for several hours will raise a "Refused to connect" error. Log out and log in again to fix this error.

Users with an invitation can provision ML Workbench (preview version) instances on top of TigerGraph Cloud clusters.

TigerGraph 3.6.2 is available when creating new clusters.

Organization Admins can now create username-password pairs for user authentication from TigerGraph connectors and the remote GSQL client.

Minor UI improvements.

Multiple users can now share access to the same organization account.

Role based access control (RBAC) to control and manage access to specific clusters and capabilities.

TigerGraph Cloud Console and GraphStudio user authentication are now integrated to eliminate repeated logins.

All-new clean and unified user interface.

Username/password authentication has changed for connectors to TigerGraph Cloud instances.

TigerGraph Version 3.6.0 is now available for selection when creating new clusters.

Private Link connections can now be created for TigerGraph clusters for secure, private access.

TigerGraph Cloud clusters created on or after June 20, 2022 no longer expose ports 14240 or 9000. This also applies to previously created clusters that are resized on or after June 20, 2022. Use port 443 instead for API endpoint connectivity:

Resizing a cluster created before June 20, 2022 will cause data loss due to a backend improvement in cluster resizing. Always back up a cluster before performing a resize operation.

The GSQL Web Shell is temporarily disabled for new clusters due to recent networking improvements on the TigerGraph Cloud backend. Clusters created before June 20, 2022 are unaffected and still have access to the Web Shell.

TigerGraph Version 3.5.3 is now available for selection when creating new clusters.

Free-tier clusters on Azure. We now offer the option to create a free-tier cluster on Azure along with Amazon Web Services (AWS) and Google Cloud Platform (GCP).

Enabled search by cluster ID in cluster list.

Added download button for cluster management.

Netdata deprecation. Monitoring network I/O data through Netdata is no longer supported because of security vulnerabilities.

Removed dependencies between credit card and backups when there are credits on account.

User interface improvements for quota outages

Improved observability with tags now on cluster information

GSQL Output Path restricted for increased file security.

TigerGraph Version 3.5 is now available for selection when creating new clusters.

Added the framework to render TigerGraph Cloud UIs in other languages besides English.

Improvements on secure access and auditability.

Improvements on operational SLAs and faster resolution of issues.

TigerGraph V3.1.5 is now available for selection when creating new clusters. Users can create clusters that include both single server and cluster deployment when they choose TigerGraph V3.1.5.

VPC Peering. Users can now create a VPC peering connection between their TigerGraph Cloud VPC and another VPC on all supported cloud providers.

Automatic load balancing for HA clusters. When users provision a cluster with replicas in TigerGraph Cloud, a load balancer will be automatically attached to the cluster.

Multi-AZ deployment. When a user provisions an HA cluster, the replicas of the cluster will automatically be provisioned on different availability zones. This feature is supported on AWS and GCP.

Free-tier clusters on GCP. We now offer the option to create a free-tier cluster on GCP in addition to AWS.

✅Support TigerGraph V3.1.1 for New Clusters (Single Server)

✅Support GCP (Google Cloud Platform) as one of the Cloud Platforms

✅Add Azure Central India and South India Regions to Cloud Platforms

✅Add Cloud Portal Self Guided Tour

✅Support Minimum Disk Size Check During New Cluster Provisioning Process

✅Pricing Change

​✅Support TigerGraph V3.0.6 for New Clusters

​​✅Support TigerGraph v2.6.4 for New Clusters

✅Support replication factor of 3 for TigerGraph V3.0.6 clusters

✅New TigerGraph Cloud Instance Type TG.C4.M16 available from AWS

✅SOC2 Type 2 report available to request

✅5 New TigerGraph Starter Kits

✅Patch TigerGraph V3.0.5 with GSQL Bug Fixes for New Clusters

✅Support TigerGraph V3.0.5 for New Clusters

✅Support TigerGraph v2.6.3 for New Clusters

✅Allow Users to choose v2.6.3 or V3.0.5 at New Cluster Provisioning

✅Support Microsoft Azure as one of the Cloud Platforms

✅Advanced Developer Tool: GSQL Web Shell for Non-Free Tiers

✅TigerGraph Database Version Upgrades to TigerGraph 2.6 For New Instances

✅Starter Kit Categorization at Cluster Provisioning

✅6 New TigerGraph Starter Kits

✅New product name: "TigerGraph Distributed Cloud"

✅New URL: tgcloud.io

✅Option to provision a TigerGraph Distributed Cluster

✅Option to provision a Highly Available TigerGraph Cluster

✅Added Steps in Cloud Portal Provision Workflow

✅New TigerGraph Starter Kits

✅Single Server Enterprise Edition

✅Self-service Signup and Registration at tgcloud.us

✅Free Credits for 1st Time Sign Up

✅Available in 8 Tiers of Instances (Free Tier Included) and 6 Global Regions

✅Flexible Billing and Pay As You Go Pricing

✅Secure and Isolated Network (VPC) for Each TigerGraph Cloud Account

✅Fast Data Loading through S3 and Local Files

✅13 TigerGraph Starter Kits with Sample Datasets and Queries

✅Start/Stop/Terminate TigerGraph Clusters On Demand through Cloud Portal

✅Built-in Backup and Restore through TigerGraph Admin Portal

✅Rich Metrics from System Monitoring Panel on Cloud Portal

✅Convenient Application Development Through RESTful Endpoints