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Network Load Balancer now supports IPv6

Network Load Balancers now support IPv6. You can create an IPv6 Network Load Balancer in the Exoscale Portal or with the Exoscale CLI. An IPv6 Network...
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Encryption at Rest for Compute and Block Storage

Exoscale now transparently encrypts stored data for Compute and Block Storage workloads using AES-256 in XTS mode at the hypervisor layer. Combined wi...
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Compute: Munich infrastructure upgrade completed

The infrastructure upgrade of our Munich zone (DE-MUC-1) has been successfully completed. All Compute instances and customer workloads have been migra...
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Compute: Windows VSS Support for Application Consistent Snapshot

Exoscale Snapshot now support application consistent backups for Windows instances using Microsoft Volume Shadow Copy Service (VSS). When application ...
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Compute: Frankfurt Infrastructure Upgrade Completed

We’ve successfully completed the migration of our Frankfurt zone (DE-FRA-1) from FR7 to the new Equinix FR8 data center. All workloads were transition...
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TPM 2.0 Support for Virtual Machines

We’ve added TPM 2.0 (Trusted Platform Module) support for Windows and Linux instances on Exoscale, significantly enhancing data protection and system ...
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Windows Server Update: Multilingual Support, 2025 Template, 2019 Deprecation & Price Stability

We are enhancing our Windows Server templates with language configuration options as well as introducing the latest Windows Server 2025 template, and ...
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Auto-provisioned Private Networks deletion

Until recently, one Private Network was automatically provisioned for each Compute zone. Most of those Private Networks were never used, so we've stop...
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Compute console-proxy upgrade

The portal now boasts a new screen console, your graphical access to instances on Exoscale for rescue purposes.
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Larger SSD disk sizes and introduce jumbo instance profile

The SSD disk sizes for the following machines have been increased: Extra-Large: previous maximum 400GB - new maximum 800GB Huge: previous maximum 400G...
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