# 26th August 2023

## Summary

The 26th August 2023 release of e6data includes the following features & enhancements:

* [Adding Pod Metrics to Cluster Metrics](#adding-pod-metrics-to-cluster-metrics)
* [Ability to Update Workspaces](#ability-to-update-workspaces)
* [Adding option to edit Query History View](#adding-option-to-edit-query-history-view)
* [UI Enhancements](#ui-enhancements)

## Usage Notes

No user action is required to access the features in this release.

## Adding Pod Metrics to Cluster Metrics <a href="#adding-pod-metrics-to-cluster-metrics" id="adding-pod-metrics-to-cluster-metrics"></a>

New Kubernetes Pod-related metrics are now available on the Cluster metrics page, related to the Planner & Executor components.

More information: [Cluster Metrics](/product-documentation/clusters/monitoring.md)

## Ability to Update Workspaces <a href="#ability-to-update-workspaces" id="ability-to-update-workspaces"></a>

When a Workspace is updated using Terraform, users can now enter the new Terraform script outputs in the e6data Console to allow for a smoother update process.

More information: [Updating a Workspace in AWS](/product-documentation/workspaces/update-a-workspace.md) & [Updating a Workspace in GCP](/product-documentation/setup/gcp-setup/in-vpc-deployment-gcp/update-a-gcp-terraform-for-your-workspace.md)

## Adding option to edit Query History View <a href="#adding-option-to-edit-query-history-view" id="adding-option-to-edit-query-history-view"></a>

Users can now edit the column displayed in Query History according to their requirements. The customized view will be auto-saved and shown during each session.

The Query ID column is visible by default.

More information: [Customizing Query History View](/product-documentation/query-history.md#customizing-query-history-view)

## UI Enhancements <a href="#ui-enhancements" id="ui-enhancements"></a>

UI enchantments have been made to the following components for a better user experience:

* Query History
* Cluster External Connectivity


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