RDC Cloud 1.5.0 — Resource Map and image security insights
Explore your project in Resource Map, review container vulnerabilities, monitor PostgreSQL usage, and use improved Envault and CLI workflows.
Explore your project in Resource Map
Resource Map brings project resources and their security summaries into one view. Open it from the resource menu or Quick access to explore resources and move into their details.
Resource status colors and badges are now consistent across Console, making it easier to recognize running, provisioning, stopped, and failed resources.
Review container image vulnerabilities
Security Insights now includes container image vulnerability assessments where image scanning is available. Review CVE identifiers, severity, affected packages, installed versions, and available fixed versions, then open the affected container to investigate.
Resource filtering helps focus the findings on the resource you are reviewing. Check the assessment status and timestamp: pending, failed, or out-of-date results do not establish that an image is free of vulnerabilities. Refreshing retrieves the latest stored assessment; it does not start a new scan.
Read the Security Insights guide.
Monitor PostgreSQL from its Overview
PostgreSQL Overview now includes CPU, memory, connection count, and database size metrics. Use the charts to understand workload changes and review resource usage over time.
The database detail view has dedicated sidebar sections. PostgreSQL and Redis connection screens now follow the same layout and load connection details automatically for authorized users. New PostgreSQL databases receive a generated customer account for application access.
Manage repositories from a dedicated detail view
Artifact Registry opens with a repository list. Select a repository to review its contents in Overview, or open Danger Zone to delete it when you have the required permission.
Read the Artifact Registry guide.
Bring environment context into your application
Envault now supplies ENVAULT_GROUP and ENVAULT_ENVIRONMENT when delivering a selected Secret Group environment through CLI runtime commands, downloads, or linked containers. These generated values identify the selected group and environment without adding editable entries to the secret list.
Environment pages refresh Shared references when reopened. Group and environment paths make the selected scope easier to identify, and secret keys are listed alphabetically. CLI messages also distinguish IP policy blocks from failures to determine the request's IP address.
Review Envault delivery and access.
Use the CLI interactively or in automation
Saved CLI credentials now use the operating system's credential store, and command-specific help makes available options easier to find.
For automation, supply RDC_TOKEN to authenticate the current invocation without creating or replacing a saved login. rdc secret runtime does not pass this authentication token to the child application.
Read the CLI authentication guide.
Navigate a more consistent Console
Lists across billing, resources, members, access tokens, and audit now share a consistent layout. Creation flows such as member invitations, access tokens, and billing accounts open in right-side panels, while destructive actions retain explicit confirmation.
The resource menu groups related destinations, and Google One Tap provides another way to sign in. Resource list loading and refresh behavior have also been improved.
Read guides in the Document Hub
Fixo guides and policies now live alongside RDC Cloud documentation. Use the top-bar language selector for English or Korean; pages without a Korean translation display English content. Existing website document links redirect to their new destination.
Console documentation search remains focused on RDC Cloud, while the Document Hub lets you search across products.