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Workflow Execution Visibility — Track workflows on your resources

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Workflow execution visibility — track workflows on your resources

Virtual machines and SPOT instances deployed via a workflow now show the workflow name and a direct link to it on the resource page, so you can always trace back how a machine was provisioned.

Default workflows — ready-to-use scripts by emma

The workflow list now includes a set of default workflows maintained by emma. Use them as-is to spin up virtual machines and SPOT instances, or as a starting point for building your own custom workflows.

Kubernetes cluster status redesign — clearer status tracking

Kubernetes cluster, node, and autoscaling group statuses have been redesigned for better clarity. Provisioning now runs in parallel, and clusters automatically enter a DEGRADED state when a node fails post-creation. You can also report issues directly from individual nodes or the cluster level for faster support escalation.

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