13 documented changes.

Version
0.11.0
Released
Apr 24, 2026
Product
Unity Cloud Self-Hosted
Unity Cloud Self-Hosted on-premises release notes

Unity Cloud Self-Hosted On-premises 0.11.0

Official notes

New features

  1. Change

    Helm chart sourcing (preview): The new `deployment.helmChartMode` manifest setting lets you choose how Helm charts are delivered:

  2. Change

    Helm chart sourcing (preview): The `remote` mode and the matching `vpctl artifact sync charts` command are available as a preview in this release. Not all charts are published to the Unity OCI Helm registry yet, so a fully remote-only deployment isn't supported. For production deployments, continue to use the default `local` mode.

  3. Change

    Default monitoring alerts: The Prometheus monitoring stack now ships with a curated set of cluster and workload alerting rules out of the box. You no longer need to assemble these rules manually before going to production.

  4. Security

    Hardened container variant for the upc-job image: The `upc-job` image now ships in a hardened variant, which is built on a minimal base image with a reduced attack surface for stricter security baselines.

Helm chart sourcing (preview)

  1. Change

    `local` (default): the process installs charts from the release package. This is the safest option for existing deployments and for air-gapped environments.

  2. Change

    `remote` : the process pulls charts from an OCI Helm registry at deployment time.

Improvements

  1. Improvement

    Higher default resource allocations: MongoDB, mini-usf, and public-api now request more CPU and memory by default, which reduces the need for manual tuning to reach production-level performance.

  2. Change

    Idempotent onboarding: the `upc-onboarding` job is now safe to rerun. The job no longer fails or duplicates resources if you retrigger it after a partial deployment.

  3. Change

    More resilient RabbitMQ scheduling: RabbitMQ pods now schedule successfully on clusters that don't expose availability zone labels.

  4. Fix

    Reliable Keycloak tokens: Keycloak-issued tokens now include the `sub` and `auth_time` claims required by downstream services. This fixes a regression introduced by Keycloak 26's stricter scope handling.

  5. Fix

    Mini-usf routing fixes: legacy admin routes and the groups routes are now matched correctly, including the right middlewares and permissions for the global admin role.

  6. Change

    Quieter object storage logs: RustFS no longer floods the log volume at default verbosity. The default log level is now `error` , which prevents disk pressure on the log PVC.

  7. Change

    Organization management connectivity: the `organization-management` service now reads the correct RabbitMQ consumer queue setting and starts cleanly.

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