Release 2025.03

Current software version numbers

The following is a list of current software versions running in Make's release environment. You can also find announcements of planned updates and upcoming end-of-life support for specific versions here.

Containerization

Software	Version number	Version update
Kubernetes	1.30	-

Databases

Software	Version number	Version update
PostgreSQL	15.12	-
Redis	v6.2.16	-
MongoDB Cloud	7.0	-
ElasticSearch	7.17.15	-

Message Queues

Software	Version number	Version update
RabbitMQ	3.13.7	-
Erlang	26.2.5.3	-

Filesystem

Software	Version number	Version update
NFS	4.1	-

Current service version numbers

The following are the current version numbers for services. You can verify them in your instance by going to Administration > Monitoring.

Service	Version	Version update
accman	2.21.0	Yes
apps-processor	v2.4.3	-
agency	4.0-beta	-
aws-rds-log-reader	v1.1.0	-
broker	7d091a0a7f47fd49a4dcf4ec225776f352c7cf28	Yes
broker-gw-logger	7d091a0a7f47fd49a4dcf4ec225776f352c7cf28	Yes
cron	v1.0.16	-
datadog-agent	7.63.3	-
datadog-cluster-agent	7.63.3	-
db-updater	350f0e6992863691c9579e18f0b9903c8c8186b0	Yes
emails-processor	v2.12.1	-
engine	7f437f3-20250319	Yes
gateway	aed888cb1f1275c97a1a682502582e444cb3b30c	Yes
imt-auditman	1.5.0	Yes
ipm-server	3.34.0	-
ipm-service	1.8.2	Yes
kibana	7.17.15	-
mongo-auto-indexer	master	-
nginx	v1.22.1	-
notifications-processor	v2.6.0	-
overseer	7722bbaad8d1494897c3bf4365b41be81dddb7d0	Yes
renderer-processor	3.2.6	Yes
scheduler	7f437f3-20250319	Yes
trackman	v2.12.3	-
trigger	2.20.0	Yes
web-api	fc8041262fc5fd6a953c06c7275be7f99f35ed31	Yes
web-streamer	6.1.3	Yes
web-zone	fb76a77af5928fbc8a4a2b813284780b324cc0f7	Yes

Public-facing changes

X (formerly Twitter) app integration discontinued

We are removing the X (formerly Twitter) app integration from our offering due to X's API policy requirements and pricing that prevent us from providing a reasonable integration to our customers. Starting April 3, 2025, you will not be able to create any new scenarios using the X (formerly Twitter) integration. For more details, refer to the Make Help Center.

Improvements and changes

• To ensure faster and more seamless payments, Wise has replaced PayPal as our exclusive payment provider for affiliates. When you register for the affiliate program, you’ll be asked to provide your Wise email address, account type, and preferred payout currency. If you're already part of the program, you can update your account information at any time.
• We've improved the way incomplete executions are retried. When retrying a large number of incomplete executions, we now limit how many are processed at the same time. This helps prevent retries from failing due to RateLimitError caused by too many simultaneous requests.

• You can now write / in mapping fields to get completion suggestions based on what you write next.

  
• You can now map the entire output bundle from one module to another.

  

Fixed issues

• Sometimes, a confirmation prompt to discard changes to scenario notes appeared even when you didn’t make any. This is fixed now.

• The app search wasn’t visible in rare cases when adding the first module to a new scenario. We fixed the issue so this doesn't happen anymore.

Apps updates

New apps:

• Adobe Workfront - A work management platform designed to help teams plan, execute, and deliver projects efficiently. This new app lets you connect with Adobe Workfront to manage tasks, projects, issues, and users directly from Make
• Amazon Rekognition - This new app lets you connect with Amazon Rekognition to detect objects, scenes, and faces; moderate content; and extract text from images and videos.
• Kimi - AI language model developed by Moonshot AI that allows you to create chat completions and list the available models.

Updated apps:

• OpenAI - Now we support GPT-4.5 models. You can see the new GPT-4.5 group in the model selection dropdown.
• Hugging Face - Two new modules are now available:

  • Create a Chat Completion (Prompt)

  • Generate an Image

• Twilio - A new module, Make an API Call for Lookup, is now available. This module lets you send custom API requests to Twilio's Lookup API, helping you retrieve information about phone numbers - such as line type, carrier, or caller name.
• ServiceTitan - We've added a new connection type to reflect recent changes in the ServiceTitan app. You can now connect using either your own ServiceTitan application or the default Make

  ServiceTitan application.

• Azure DevOps – From now you can choose between Azure DevOps and Azure DevOps (Azure App OAuth) when setting up a connection, giving you more flexibility in how you authenticate.