March Product Update

Here's everything Plural shipped in March.

☁️ AWS Bedrock Support

Plural AI now works natively with AWS Bedrock. Connect directly to a Bedrock inference profile — no OpenAI proxy, no traffic leaving your AWS account. Point it at a Claude model and an embedding model through Bedrock and run the full Plural AI feature set (RCA, semantic search, Infra Research, agentic workflows) entirely within your AWS boundary.

This is especially relevant for teams in GovCloud or regulated environments. Under the hood, we refactored our AI proxy layer to use a generic OpenAI-compatible router, so any backend that speaks the OpenAI API format — including Bedrock — now works out of the box.

🔧 Ansible Support in Stacks

Stacks now support Ansible configuration files natively. Define and manage your ansible.cfg directly in your Stack spec, version it in Git, and get the same PR-based review workflow you already use for Terraform and Pulumi. Ansible is now a first-class citizen in Plural's IaC engine.

🔔 Sentinel Improvements

Rerun failures: Sentinel checks can now automatically retry on failure with a configurable rerun count — reducing noise from transient issues without masking real failures.

Check traceability: Run jobs now expose the associated check directly, making it easier to trace which integration test a specific job belongs to when debugging.

⚡ Other Updates

• Kubernetes workload metrics: CPU and memory graphs now appear inline for Deployments, StatefulSets, and DaemonSets in the K8s dashboard.
• Simplified Console deployment: KAS and Redis charts merged into the Console Helm chart.
• Unified embeddings: AI embedding pipeline now routes through a Nexus proxy, simplifying multi-model configurations.
• Job gate flexibility: Tolerations, node selectors, and env vars now configurable on job gates.
• GQL client resilience: Go GraphQL client now retries with exponential backoff.

🏢 Company Updates

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