The Spring 2025 Spacelift Product Launch Is Here!

Previously, you could self-host Spacelift only in AWS, and the SaaS version was exclusively available in Europe. Now, you can self-host Spacelift in Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud as well, and new customers who want to leverage SaaS can use Spacelift in either a European or US region.

What problems does it solve, and what are the benefits?

Providing you with more options for where to host Spacelift addresses issues related to compliance, gives you more flexibility, and improves your overall governance.

You can now provision your infrastructure from ServiceNow by leveraging the integration with Spacelift. This integration gives you a supercharged self-service model that meets your engineers where they are.

What problems does it solve, and what are the benefits?

This integration improves developer velocity, which can be a complex challenge, especially when it comes to provisioning and configuring infrastructure. Read more about developer velocity in this article.

This integration streamlines infrastructure requests for developers. They simply log into ServiceNow, locate the Service Catalog item linked to the Spacelift Blueprint, complete the form, and submit the order; Spacelift then creates the stack and can also deploy the infrastructure automatically.

Depending on the Blueprint’s capabilities, developers can provision and configure infrastructure, orchestrate containers, or handle all these tasks, based on how the platform team designed it.

Read more about the integration here.

Check out this video to understand how this works:

In Spacelift, runs are ignored for several reasons:

• A change has been made outside of the root of the project.
• A tag is pushed.
• Push policies were applied that dismiss the commit or no push policies are attached and the default one is disabled.

With the ignored run warnings feature, you can now see which runs were ignored and why:

What problems does it solve, and what are the benefits?

It’s now easier to understand which runs were ignored and why, and you have a simple option for running them manually if you want to.

Previously, users would spend time troubleshooting why some runs were ignored, but this enhanced visibility means they can easily understand the reasons behind these ignored runs and take action accordingly.

Check out this video to understand more about how this works:

Audit Trails are key to identifying issues in your infrastructure and recovering from failures quickly. A built-in audit trail reduces the overhead of configuring your own audit trail, and you can get insights at a glance into what happened within your infrastructure.

What problems does it solve, and what are the benefits?

Our built-in Audit Trail aims to provide a faster and easier way to identify issues in your Spacelift account without needing to contact support.

You can:

• Enable auditing without having to leverage webhooks and the underlying infrastructure that receives the data
• Resolve issues with configuration changes faster by leveraging our filtering capabilities
• Improve your compliance and governance workflow

Check out this video to learn more:

Suppose you’ve created a stack from the UI, and now you want an easy way to replicate it. You know that Spacelift has its own Terraform provider, but what can you do to simplify the workflow even further? Now you can easily leverage our Terraform code generator from existing stacks:

What problems does it solve, and what are the benefits?

This feature enhances reusability and gives you a way to easily automate even more of your infrastructure.

This includes the stack itself, all the stack settings, lifecycle hooks, environment variables, and attached contexts.

Check out this video to learn more about the feature:

Our stack view has a new design and offers many new options to help you understand what is happening to your stacks more easily.

What problems does it solve, and what are the benefits?

Enjoy greater visibility into your stack, with:

• Customizable Columns — The stack list can be tailored to your needs. You can hide or resize columns directly in the list view and reorder items.
• State-based tabs — You can now easily access the stacks that need your attention based on their status (unconfirmed, failed, on hold, in progress, completed).
• Issues column — A new column highlights stacks that have detected drift and runs that require approval.

Check out this video to see the feature in action.

Our cloud integrations page has a new design. We’ve introduced a search function to help you easily identify the cloud integrations, especially when you use this feature at scale.

What problems does it solve, and what are the benefits?

The new design makes it easy to use this feature at scale, and you can easily identify what stacks and modules are leveraging a particular integration.

Check out this video to see the feature in action.

Identical notifications in the user inbox are now aggregated into a single entry with a count of occurrences shown. This reduces the noise associated with identical notifications and gives you an overview of many identical notifications you’ve had, without you having to manually count them.

In our stack view, we have increased the pagination from 50 to 100. This is particularly useful when you want to use bulk actions on multiple stacks:

Space admins can now create child spaces, without having to rely on an organization admin. This takes partial admin rights to the next level, as it offers space admins the power to segregate rights to other users too.

To enable this feature, navigate to your Organization settings and select spaces:

Then, toggle on the option “Allow space admins to create and edit child spaces”:

You can now easily share published Blueprints with other users in your organization. Users with the necessary permissions will be able to create stacks from the Blueprint.

This facilitates stack creation and offers a full-screen view of the Blueprint, rather than also displaying the Blueprint editor.

Policy messages previously had URLs in plain text that were not clickable. We now support hyperlinks, and they can be easily clicked.

The SSO page has been revamped for our SaaS users so that it’s easier to set up SSO. It also provides valuable insights on how to do it.

For customers who’d like to learn more about any of these features, check our documentation or get in touch with your CSM. If you’re not a Spacelift customer yet and you’d like to learn more about these features or about how we help companies deliver secure, cost-effective, and resilient infrastructure fast, book a demo with our team!