On May 15, we released an updated version of the Cloudlets User Interface focused on security and backend improvements. While the functionality and workflows remain unchanged, this update positions us for smoother development and better long-term security.

You can now delete a load balancer configuration, including those that are currently active on either the staging or production network using Cloudlets APIv2. See Delete a load balancing configuration for more information.

Cloudlets has been updated to forward requests over HTTPS. This update has been applied in phases across the platform with no downtime or impacts to traffic.

API v2 and Control Center procedures to remove the association between a policy and a property have been added.

Application Load Balancer is now using OpenSSL version 3. A temporary Pre-2023 Security Posture setting has been added to the UI and API v2 to enable backwards compatibility for Liveness endpoints that use older TLS protocols.

On May 26, 2023, the Input Validation Cloudlet is end-of-life and is no longer available.

Shared policy support is added for the following Cloudlets:

The List Policy Activations API v2 now returns the policy activation history results for each property where the policy applies. Policy activation history can be retrieved for up to 1 year. If no activations occurred within the past year, the record for the latest activation is returned.

The includeRules parameter from get-policy-versions is now ignored. Match rules for all policy versions are not returned, when this parameter is set to true.

Customers can use Akamai Terraform Provider to manage and provision their Akamai configurations in Terraform. Terraform is now integrated with the following Cloudlets: