At Spider, I am continuously working to enhance our platform to meet the evolving needs of our users and integrate seamlessly into modern development and operations workflows.

I'm excited to announce the release of Service Accounts, a feature designed to provide a secure and programmatic way for third-party applications and scripts to interact with Spider API using standard OAuth2 client_credentials flow.

A new TCP decoder plugin is available, to decode PostgreSQL communications.

This release reinforces Spider security.

A new presentation is available, summarizing Spider administration practices.

Securing the first service call without the hassle of custom API keys all over the place.

This version introduces refresh tokens, reduces access tokens time to live, and removes any tokens from local storage.

Gocipher agent has been upgraded and now supports deciphering TLS 1.2 and TLS 1.3 for:

• All OpenSSL versions from OpenSSL 1.1.1a to current OpenSSL 3.5.0
• All Node.js embedded OpenSSL versions, from Node 11 to current Node 23

This release brings many configuration and deployment enhancements as well as the general availability of Network Usage monitoring.

I am excited to announce a significant enhancement to Spider: the introduction of Network Usage Monitoring 💪

This new feature empowers users with comprehensive insights into network communications within their Kubernetes clusters, facilitating system discovery, performance optimization, and anomaly detection.

Spider default PEM format has been upgraded to PKCS#8.