Blog
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A Bigger Free Tier
We are happy to announce a couple of highly requested changes to our pricing plans.
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Functions 18 Conference Recap
A huge thanks to everybody involved in putting together ServerlessDays Toronto/Functions 18 Conference and making it a great success. Frank and Jay from the Seed team had a chance to speak at the event. And Seed was a partner at the event as well.
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.NET Core Support
Seed now supports .NET Core projects! We provide a zero-config way to deploy your Serverless .NET Core 2.1 projects to AWS.
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Integrating with JFrog
Seed just rolled out support for integrating with JFrog Artifactory.
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Serverless Build Info
You can now view Serverless specific details on the build page.
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Seed Integrates with Okta
We now allow you to add SSO with Okta to your organization on Seed.
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Go Support
Seed now supports Go projects! We provide a zero-config way to deploy your Serverless Go projects to AWS.
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Improved Code Fetching
We’ve rolled out a few changes to the way the source code for your projects is fetched. Making the process almost 70% faster.
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Serverless Community On Twitter
We are starting a new series over on Twitter to highlight some of the great contributors to the Serverless community.
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Downstream Stage Details While Promoting
Seed now shows you the name of the downstream stage that you are promoting to. This is useful when you have multiple downstream stages.
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Listing All Your Repos
You can now page through all your Git repos while adding an app to Seed.
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Seed at Functions Conf 2018
We are excited to announce that Frank and Jay from the Seed team will be speaking at the ServerlessDays Toronto/Functions 2018 Conference on September 28th.
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Application Serverless Web Apps
We had a chance to talk about how web application development is changing with Serverless at the Serverless meetup in Toronto.
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Talking About Serverless Web Applications
The Seed team will be talking about how Serverless is changing web applications at the Serverless Meetup in Toronto on Aug 8th.
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Build Source Branch
You can now view the source branch used for a build. The build page shows the Git source branch in addition to the Git commit id and the committer.
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Pretty Printed Logs
Lambda logs in Seed are now pretty printed when displaying JSON objects.
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Organization Accounts
Organization accounts in Seed is now publicly available. You can create your organization, add team members, and manage roles and permissions across all the apps in your organization.
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Cancelling Builds
You can now cancel a build if it’s taking too long. Seed allows you to cancel builds while they are still generating the build package (or artifacts).
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Deleting Resources
Seed now gives you the flexibility to delete resources (apps, stages, and services), just from the Seed console.
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Building Artifacts Concurrently
Seed now generates the artifacts for your production stages concurrently while building and deploying for the target stage. So the builds in Seed just got a lot more faster!
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Custom Webhooks
Seed now supports custom webhooks as a way to be notified on the progress of a build. Simply, add the webhook URL and optionally specify a JWS secret token.
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Mono-Repo Apps
Mono-repo support in Seed is now publicly available. With this change, a Serverless app can have multiple services within it. Seed will also deploy all the services within your app concurrently.
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Talking About Serverless Development
The Seed team had a chance to give a talk and share their experiences on Serverless Development at a meetup in Toronto.
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Mono Repo Support in Beta
Mono-repo support is now in beta! You can now specify that a project is a part of a mono-repo project while adding it to Seed.
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IAM Credentials per Stage
You can now set custom IAM credentials for a stage. Now you can deploy to stages that are in completely separate AWS Organizations!
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Node v8.10 Support
AWS Lambda recently added support for Node.js v8.10. And we just rolled out support for it at Seed as well.
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Queued Builds
Seed will now automatically queue your builds if the stage is currently busy with another build.
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Slack Notifications
You can now be notified through Slack on the progress of a build. Seed will send you a notification when a build starts and when it completes (success and failure).
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Email Notifications
You can now be notified via email on the progress of a build. Seed will send you a notification when a build starts and when it completes (success and failure).
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Viewing Logs and Metrics
Seed now displays logs and metrics for your deployments. You can also enable API Gateway access logs. This allows you to monitor your deployments right from the Seed console!
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Deployment Info
Once you successfully deploy to a stage; Seed can display information on the deployment.
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Setting Custom Domains
Seed can now help you configure custom domains for your API Gateway endpoints with just a couple of clicks. Simply pick the domain, sub domain, and base path. And Seed will configure the SSL certificates and IAM permissions necessary for it.
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Add Project Members
Projects can now have members that can be added through the settings. Simply, invite your team members using their email.
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Python Support
You can now deploy Python projects via Seed! Python 2.7 and 3.6 are supported. And dependencies are built using Virtualenv.
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Review Change Sets
You can now review your AWS CloudFormation Change Sets when promoting to production in Seed. Change Sets are generated automatically when promoting a build to the production stage.
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Auto-Deploy Pull Requests
Seed now supports auto-deploying pull requests. Pull request stages allow you to preview changes before merging them.