Groups now support descriptions, so that you can describe what components the group consists of. Along with this, both group descriptions and component descriptions now support Markdown.

Status pages can now specify the default notification preferences for newly created users. This is particularly useful for those with many components. These settings are available under the “User Notifications” section of the Settings page.

Hund components now support integration with New Relic's Alerts platform by ingesting violations for specific policies. Similar to Hund's PagerDuty integration, issue templates can be used to include specific violation details.

We are happy to announce the general availability of five new monitoring locations for Hund Native Monitoring: France, Germany, Netherlands, Russia, Singapore

Custom HTTP Headers and Improved Consecutive Check Threshold Logic

Improved Subscription Preferences Flexibility. Subscribers now have greater control over events that they're notified of. Specifically, subscribers can now opt-out of a descendant event while remaining opted into the superevent (e.g. opting out of issue postmortems or issue resolutions while still opting into issue updates).

A preview is now shown when creating new issues or updates to issues. These preview pages display what the issue or update will look like while providing you with insight into how many team members will be notified, how many subscribers for each notifier will be notified, the type of notification to be sent, and schedule information if an issue is scheduled.

Hund's native monitoring now supports both TCP and UDP checks. Both checks support sending custom data and assertions for responses. TCP checks can provide several useful metrics.

The Privacy Controls upgrade now supports granular control over the privacy of individual components. Components can be configured to be public, accessible by whitelisted IPs only, or require authentication.