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## April 3, 2026[​](#april-3-2026 "Direct link to April 3, 2026")

- **Smarter auto-scaling with two-window recommender:** ClickHouse Cloud now uses a dual-lookback-window approach to vertical auto-scaling, replacing the previous single 30-hour window with a combined 3-hour "small window" and 30-hour "large window." This reduces scale-down latency from up to 30 hours to as little as 3 hours, lowering infrastructure costs for variable workloads without sacrificing scale-up responsiveness. Read the [blog post](https://clickhouse.com/blog/smarter-auto-scaling) for more details.
- **Monitoring in the Cloud console:** New overview and infrastructure dashboards provide better visibility into the behavior of ClickHouse servers. Admin users now receive email notifications for common issues when using ClickHouse Cloud. Read the [blog post](https://clickhouse.com/blog/clickhouse-cloud-new-monitoring-capabilities) for more details.
- **Compute-compute separation (warehouses):** Support for auto-idling on primary services (also referred to as parent services) is now rolling to public preview. If the feature has not been enabled for your organization, [contact support](https://clickhouse.com/support/program) for access. Once the feature moves to general access, the default behavior will be that existing primary services will have the option to turn on auto-idling and new primary services will have it enabled by default.
- **Data Catalog integration:** ClickHouse Cloud now supports Iceberg REST Catalog and Microsoft OneLake as data lake catalog integrations in the data sources UI. Once connected, the catalog appears as a database, allowing you to read Iceberg tables directly, without duplicating data.
- **Bring Your Own Cloud (BYOC) on GCP is now generally available:** ClickHouse BYOC is now GA on Google Cloud, allowing you to deploy ClickHouse services in your own GCP project, and comply with strict data residency requirements. Read the [documentation](/docs/cloud/reference/byoc/overview) and the [blog post](https://clickhouse.com/blog/byoc-gcp-ga) for more details. You can [contact us](https://clickhouse.com/cloud/bring-your-own-cloud) to request access.
- **Billing notifications for prepaid credits and payment method changes:** ClickHouse Cloud now sends notifications when prepaid credits are added to your organization following a committed contract, or when a payment method is updated (credit card or marketplace subscription). Notifications are enabled by default for UI and email, and can be configured to also send to Slack.

## March 20, 2026[​](#march-20-2026 "Direct link to March 20, 2026")

- **Custom date range for Usage Breakdown:** You can now view your usage costs across all billing dimensions on the usage breakdown screen using a custom date range.
  Select a start and end date (inclusive) to filter costs by a specific period and download the results as a CSV.
  The date range is limited to a maximum of 31 days.

## February 20, 2026[​](#february-20-2026 "Direct link to February 20, 2026")

- **ClickPipes:** Reverse private endpoints in an inactive state will now be automatically removed after a defined grace period. This ensures unused or misconfigured endpoints are not persisted indefinitely in the backend. See the automatic clean up [documentation](/docs/integrations/clickpipes/aws-privatelink#automatic-cleanup) for more details.

## February 13, 2026[​](#february-13-2026 "Direct link to February 13, 2026")

- [BigQuery Connector](/docs/integrations/clickpipes/bigquery/overview) is now in Private Preview. Read this [blogpost](https://clickhouse.com/blog/bigquery-clickpipe-private-preview) for more details and join the [waitlist](https://clickhouse.com/cloud/clickpipes/bigquery-connector) for access.
- We are pleased to announce support for PCI deployments for Google Cloud. Regions supported:
  - GCP europe-west4 (Netherlands)
  - GCP us-central1 (Iowa)
  - GCP us-east1 (South Carolina)
- Crash report collection preferences can now be configured at the organization level. This setting was previously available only at the service level. When disabled at the organization level, all existing and future services will be opted out automatically.

## January 23, 2026[​](#january-23-2026 "Direct link to January 23, 2026")

- ClickPipes is now available in AWS `eu-west-1`. For new ClickHouse Cloud services created from January 20 in that region, the matching region will be used for ClickPipes. For older services, ClickPipes defaults to `eu-central-1`. See the [documentation](/docs/integrations/clickpipes#list-of-static-ips) for more details.

## January 16, 2026[​](#january-16-2026 "Direct link to January 16, 2026")

- **Service-level usage cost filtering via API:** Our API now supports filtering your organization’s usage costs by specific service tags, making it easier to analyze spend at a more granular level.
- **Data Catalog integration:** You can now connect an external data catalog as a data source. ClickHouse Cloud supports AWS Glue and Unity Catalog (with more coming soon). Once connected, the catalog appears as a database, allowing you to read Iceberg tables directly—without duplicating data. For access, contact support to request access.
- **ClickPipes:**
  - The MongoDB connector has been promoted to Public Beta, and is now available to new and existing ClickHouse Cloud customers, in all service tiers. Read the [blogpost](https://clickhouse.com/blog/mongodb-cdc-connector-clickpipes-beta) for an overview of new features and head to the [documentation](/docs/integrations/clickpipes/mongodb) to get started.
  - The [S3 ClickPipe](/docs/integrations/clickpipes/object-storage/s3/overview) is now compatible with OVH Object Storage, the S3 API-compatible object storage service in OVHcloud.

## December 19, 2025[​](#december-19-2025 "Direct link to December 19, 2025")

- AWS ap-south-1 now supports launching PCI compliant services.
- **Unified user identity private preview**
  Customers interested in managing database users from the console may enable a new authentication method for SQL console.
  This allows customers to try out the new authentication method while we continue work to bring database user management to the console.
- **Unordered mode now available in S3 ClickPipes**:
  Customers can now ingest data from Amazon S3 into ClickHouse Cloud in any order for even-driven analytics.
  Files are no longer required to be in lexicographical order for consumption. More details available in the announcement [blog](https://clickhouse.com/blog/clickpipes-s3-unordered-mode).
- The Fivetran connector has recently moved to beta. If you’re using Fivetran and want to set up ClickHouse as a destination, check out these [docs](https://fivetran.com/docs/destinations/clickhouse/setup-guide).

## December 12, 2025[​](#december-12-2025 "Direct link to December 12, 2025")

- **SAML SSO self-serve setup**

  Enterprise customers may now complete SAML setup in the console without a support ticket.
  Additionally, SAML customers may set a default role that will be assigned to new users added via their identity provider and set custom session timeout settings.
  For more information, please review our [docs](/docs/cloud/security/saml-setup).
- **Maximum replica size and scaling limits in Azure**

  Customers can now set the maximum replica size as 356 GiB in all Azure regions, except `eastus2` where the available maximum replica size is 120 GiB.

## November 21, 2025[​](#november-21-2025 "Direct link to November 21, 2025")

- ClickHouse Cloud is now available in **AWS Israel (Tel Aviv) — il-central-1**
- Improved the marketplace onboarding experience for setting up ClickHouse organizations to bill to marketplace pay-as-you-go subscriptions or private offers.