Recurring schedules now support full cron expressions with timezone awareness. Slack notification integration ships alongside this release, giving teams visibility into scheduled actions without logging into ZopNight. Azure Scale Set support rounds out the compute coverage for Azure customers.
New Recurring schedules: full cron expression support with per-schedule timezone configuration
New Slack notifications: receive a message when a schedule executes, pauses, or fails
New Azure Scale Set support: schedules can now target Azure Virtual Machine Scale Sets
Improved Schedule execution logs are now retained for 90 days (previously 14)
Fixed Schedules no longer execute during the account connection warm-up window
The new Showback dashboard gives FinOps and finance teams a department-level cost view without requiring engineering support to build custom reports. CSV export and custom date range selection make it suitable for monthly reporting workflows.
New Department-level showback view: filter and group by team tag, account, or organizational unit
New CSV export: download showback data for any date range, compatible with Excel and Google Sheets
New Custom date ranges: select any 1–90 day window for showback reporting
Improved Showback data now updates every 4 hours (previously daily)
Fixed Showback costs no longer double-count shared Reserved Instance capacity
The recommendations engine now uses a 90-day utilization baseline, up from 14 days, giving much more stable rightsizing signals. Every recommendation ships with a confidence score and estimated payback timeline. One-click rightsizing for EC2 and RDS is now available for all accounts with sufficient permissions.
New 90-day utilization baseline for all rightsizing recommendations (previously 14-day)
New Confidence scoring: High/Medium/Low confidence ratings on every recommendation
New One-click rightsizing: apply EC2 and RDS instance type changes directly from ZopNight
Improved Recommendations now respect application-tier tags to avoid downsizing production services
Fixed RDS recommendations no longer suggest instance families unavailable in the target region
AWS Organizations support is now generally available, allowing customers to connect and manage up to 500 member accounts from a single ZopNight workspace. Cross-account RBAC lets you assign view or manage permissions to specific accounts by team or role.
New AWS Organizations support: connect all member accounts from a single management account
New Up to 500 member accounts supported per ZopNight workspace (Enterprise plan)
New Cross-account RBAC: assign per-account view or manage permissions to team members
Improved Account connection now uses AWS IAM Identity Center SSO where available
Fixed Atlas inventory no longer duplicates resources in accounts with cross-account trust relationships
Tag policies let admins gate showback views, schedules, and remediation approvals on resource tags. A new policy editor walks teams through scoping access to a department or environment without touching IAM. Tag inheritance from AWS Organizations is honored throughout the policy engine.
New Tag policy editor: gate ZopNight views and actions on resource tag values
New AWS Organizations tag inheritance is now respected in policy evaluation
Improved Policy violations now include a one-click "request access" flow for end users
Fixed Policy preview no longer mis-classifies resources missing the tag key
Drift Detection compares the live state of your AWS accounts against the last known good baseline and flags resources whose configuration has changed outside of scheduled actions. Email digests summarize drift overnight; the dashboard lets you accept or reject changes per resource.
New Daily drift digest emailed to workspace admins at 08:00 local time
New Per-resource accept / reject controls for drift events
New Slack notification channel for high-impact drift (security groups, IAM)
Improved Baseline snapshots now retained for 180 days (previously 30)
Define monthly cost budgets per team or environment and receive proactive Slack and email notifications when projected spend exceeds 80, 95, and 100 percent of the budget. Budget owners get a weekly summary; finance gets the rolled-up view.
New Per-team monthly budget definition with daily projection
New Configurable alert thresholds at 80 / 95 / 100 percent of budget
New Weekly budget summary email to budget owners
Improved Projected spend forecast now incorporates day-of-week seasonality
Fixed Budget rollups no longer drop costs from accounts connected mid-month
The native Slack app replaces the legacy webhook-based notifications. Install once from the Slack marketplace and route notifications to any channel with slash commands. Slash commands also let you approve remediations and acknowledge anomalies without leaving Slack.
New ZopNight Slack app available on the Slack marketplace
New /zopnight approve, /zopnight ack, /zopnight findings slash commands
Improved Notification routing UI now supports per-channel filters by impact level
Fixed Legacy webhook notifications no longer duplicate when the workspace was renamed
A new full-text search bar in Atlas Inventory lets you find any resource across all connected accounts by name, ID, tag, or attribute in under 200 milliseconds. Search supports boolean operators and saved searches per workspace.
New Atlas Inventory full-text search across resources, tags, and attributes
New Saved searches: pin frequently used filters per workspace
New Boolean operators (AND / OR / NOT) supported in the search bar
Improved Inventory page load is now 35 percent faster for accounts with >50k resources
A new Snapshot Cleanup workflow identifies EBS snapshots whose source volume no longer exists and surfaces the recoverable cost. Customers reclaim an average of 12 percent of their EBS spend in the first run.
New Orphaned EBS snapshot detection across all connected AWS accounts
New Bulk-delete workflow with two-step approval and dry-run preview
New Per-account exclusion rules for compliance-pinned snapshots
Improved EBS snapshot inventory refresh latency reduced from 4h to 30 min
The rightsizing engine now covers the full lineup of AWS GPU instance families, including G5, G6, P4, and P5. Recommendations factor in GPU utilization, video memory, and CUDA driver compatibility before suggesting a smaller instance type.
New Rightsizing recommendations for G5, G6, P4, and P5 instance families
New GPU utilization and video memory now displayed alongside CPU/RAM metrics
Improved Recommendation explanation now lists the CUDA driver compatibility check
Fixed GPU instance families no longer mis-classified as CPU-only during cold inventory
The Reserved Instance Planner models 1-year and 3-year commitments side-by-side with Compute and EC2 Savings Plans, factoring in your last 90 days of usage. Recommendations show the break-even point and worst-case loss if usage drops.
New Reserved Instance vs Savings Plan side-by-side comparison view
New Break-even and worst-case loss modeling for each commitment option
New Export RI/SP plan as a finance-team-ready PDF or CSV
Improved Recommendation refresh now runs hourly during business hours
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