July '24 Product Update

Summer is heating up! Between BBQs and beach days, we've been cooking up some sizzling new updates. Dive in to discover what’s in store.

Log of Executed Webhooks

Troubleshooting webhooks just got easier with our new Log of Executed Webhooks feature. Customers previously struggled to see request and response details, making it hard to pinpoint issues. Our new drawer view provides a detailed activity log of individual webhooks, streamlining the troubleshooting process. Head over to the Doppler dashboard to check it out!

What else have we been up to?

• Addressed an unintended behavior that allowed recurring reminders from personal configs. This option is now correctly disabled.
• Added URL capture in webhook logs and made it easier to review webhook activities with improved table column widths.
• We've made some design tweaks to the projects page for a more streamlined and visually appealing experience.
• Tooltips now include value type errors, providing more transparent and more helpful information.
• Resolved an issue that was causing sync failures for some users with Bitbucket.
• Added support for KMS keys when syncing to AWS Parameter Store and Secrets Manager.

Listen, Read, Listen

• Listen - In this episode of Striim's "What's New In Data" Podcast, Brian Vallelunga, the CEO and founder of Doppler, discusses the critical importance of secrets management in software development and shares practical tips on securing your data.
• Read - Uncover the challenges and best practices in securing modern software. Dive into Doppler's whitepaper for essential insights and actionable tips for software engineers. Read the full whitepaper.
• Listen - In this episode of Privacy Files, Doppler's CEO Brian Vallelunga, delves into the rarely discussed but crucial world of secrets management, revealing how it plays a pivotal role in safeguarding personal data and preventing catastrophic breaches that even most security professionals overlook.

What Doppler is Digging This Month

Here's some stuff we're excited about as of late. Let us know what cool stuff you're building, reading, or even playing by replying to this email or posting in the Doppler Community, and we might feature your thing next month!

• Types as Interfaces - Haskell's type system can be used to create flexible and reusable code by treating types as interfaces
• TypeFox - new open collaboration tools to enhance team productivity. Foster real-time cooperation, making it easier for teams to share, discuss, and develop projects together.
• Pygamelib - a robust Python library for developing console games. Designed as a framework, it makes learning Python and game development fun and engaging.