What's new in StormForge

Entries say when a change needs a new Agent or CLI version; everything else applies automatically.

July 2026

• Schedule time zone shown in workload settings
  The Schedule section of a workload’s Settings tab displays the time zone its schedule expressions are evaluated in.

• Workload expiration extended from 14 to 28 days
  Workloads that stop reporting now remain available for 28 days before they expire, doubled from the previous 14 days.

June 2026

• StormForge Agent 3.0
  A single stormforge Helm chart now installs the Agent and Applier together, replacing the separate stormforge-agent chart. Upgrading from v2 is a breaking change that requires migration. See StormForge Agent releases and Migrate v2 to v3.

May 2026

• CPU throttling visibility
  The Workloads page includes a CPU throttling column, and the workload details page includes a CPU throttling chart, so you can see which containers are hitting their CPU limits and how often.

March 2026

• HPA settings shown on the workload details page
  Workloads managed by a Horizontal Pod Autoscaler now show their HPA settings on the workload details page. See HPA for how StormForge adjusts target utilization when it changes resource requests.

February 2026

• Recommendations applied without restarting Pods
  The webhook apply methods now use Kubernetes in-place Pod resizing by default, updating requests and limits on running Pods instead of triggering a rollout. Requires Applier v2.12.0 or later and Kubernetes v1.33 or later; on earlier Kubernetes versions these methods fall back to a rollout or defer the change until the next restart. See Apply settings.