Releasesby GlyphAccess Groups, better template editing, Railway Agent Connectors
The best infrastructure changes are reviewable, reversible, and visible to the right people. This week, Access Groups bring project-level controls to Enterprise workspaces, templates gain Agent-assisted editing with staged review and rollback, and Railway Agent Connectors bring external tools into the conversation. Let's get into it!
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Trust Center violation findings remediation (General availability)
The following Trust Center findings remediation capabilities are now generally available:
Lakebase Postgres APIs are now generally available
Programmatic management of Lakebase Postgres is now generally available through the REST API, Databricks CLI, and Databricks SDKs (Python, Java, Go). These interfaces support operations for projects, branches, endpoints, databases, roles, credentials, synced tables, and catalogs. See Lakebase API guide .
Workiva connector (Beta)
The Workiva connector is now available in Lakeflow Connect in Beta . Workspace admins can control access to this feature from the Previews page. The connector ingests audit activity, users, and roles from your Workiva organization into Databricks. Authentication uses Workiva OAuth2 client credentials. See Workiva connector .
Sharing managed Iceberg tables is now generally available
Sharing managed Iceberg tables in Databricks-to-Databricks sharing and open sharing is now generally available. Providers can now also share managed Iceberg tables to external Iceberg clients. See Add managed Iceberg tables to a share and Read shared managed Iceberg tables .
Gemini Enterprise: Gemini 3.7 Flash available in the mobile app
Gemini 3.7 Flash is generally available (GA) in the Gemini Enterprise mobile app. Mobile app users can select and use the Gemini 3.7 Flash model for their conversations within the app. To make the model available, administrators must turn on the Gemini 3.7 Flash feature toggle in the Google Cloud console.
Announcing: Azure Databricks Runtime 10.4 LTS will reach end of life on November 1, 2026
Azure Databricks Runtime 10.4 LTS, a Databricks-managed runtime available on Azure Databricks, reached end of support on March 18, 2025 and will reach end of life on November 1, 2026. After this date, Databricks Runtime 10.4 LTS will no longer be availabl
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Railway for Everyone, Cloud Agents Everywhere, Edge Rules, Redis HA
Good morning, afternoon, and evening, and tomorrow! We aim to please here at the Railway corporation and we hope that this Changelog will make you happier than baseline. A macro note, we hear you on the annoyance about builds. We've been scaling that Infra up with demand, a lot of the new announcements we have here use pure VMs for your workloads.
Cloud Agents Beta, Postgres Automatic CVE Patching, Railway Mobile App for Android
A burrito in the U.S. is $20, but Railway still starts at $5. That burrito? The same, made expensive. Railway? Continuously evolving. Adding features. Moisturized. Speaking of moisturized, these new features in this very Changelog help you stay that way. This set of features are focused on how you can work and relax, all at the same time.
Railway plugin for Grok Bot, MySQL High Availability, favorite projects
The best infrastructure keeps the important work moving without constantly asking for your attention. This week, the Railway plugin lands in [Grok Bot](https://x.ai/bot), giving bots an authenticated way to deploy, configure, monitor, and troubleshoot Railway infrastructure.
Railway plugin for ChatGPT, dev.new preview, new observability panels
ChatGPT learns to drive a train this week: the official Railway plugin is live, so you can deploy and operate your projects from a chat window. We're also sharing an early preview of [dev.new](http://dev.new), a new way to go from prompt to production on Railway. And the Observability dashboard picks up six new panels, synced cursors, and drag-to-zoom.
Manage Postgres, edit variables, and connect agents with the Railway CLI
If your first question about a feature is “what’s the CLI command?”, we’ve got a few for you. Manage Postgres HA, restore to a point in time, and set up connection pooling from your terminal. Bulk-edit your variables from the CLI, then review the diff before applying changes.
DNS logs, query the Railway API from the CLI
They say it's always DNS. This week it actually is: DNS logs land in the dashboard, so you can watch every lookup your services make. The CLI also picks up `railway api`, an escape hatch for running any Railway API operation from your terminal. And one more thing: this is our 300th changelog!
One-click Postgres major version upgrades, email forwarding for Railway domains, Claude Max 20x for Conductors
Olá, São Paulo! 🇧🇷 We've added a [Railway CDN](https://docs.railway.com/networking/cdn) region in São Paulo, Brazil, bringing cached content closer to your users in South America.
Railway plugin for Grok, manage CDN caching in the CLI
Your agents multiply, and Railway follows them around. The official Railway plugin lands in the Grok Build plugin marketplace this week, so xAI's coding agent can deploy and operate your projects out of the box. The CLI also picks up CDN cache controls with the new `railway cdn` command. Let's get into it!