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DNS for every account, named profiles, enumctl 2026.10.1

enumctl 2026.10.1

  • Keep separate configurations for different accounts or organizations with named profiles: enumctl profiles create, select, list, get, and delete
  • Use a profile for a single command with --profile <name>, or for the current shell with ENUMCTL_PROFILE
  • Removing a user also clears it from the profiles that pointed to it
  • See the profiles reference

DNS

  • enum DNS is available to every enum account, free of query and per-zone fees
  • DNS calls return specific error responses, and listing the record sets of a zone that does not exist returns 404

Object Storage

  • Names of deleted object storage users can be reused once the deletion finishes
  • Creating a user with a name that is still being deleted fails with a clear error instead of conflicting
  • Deletion errors now name the affected resource
  • A bucket configuration that the storage backend rejects no longer replaces the last working configuration

API and SDKs

  • New API documentation on authentication, HTTP and gRPC, errors, rate limits, and API clients
  • Every docs page has a Markdown version at the same URL with .md
  • The OpenAPI specification includes server and authentication definitions
  • Enum fields are documented as the strings the API returns
  • TypeScript SDK (client-ts) adds a storagePolicies service

Create organizations, enumctl 2026.09.12

enumctl 2026.09.12

  • Create additional organizations with enumctl organizations create <name>

Platform

  • Create your own organizations, up to a per-user organization quota

API and SDKs

  • New CreateOrganization RPC
  • Go SDK (client-go) and TypeScript SDK (client-ts) updated with CreateProject and CreateOrganization support

Smoother sign-up, enumctl 2026.09.11

enumctl 2026.09.10 - 2026.09.11

  • Clicking the button in the confirmation email now finishes sign-up in the terminal as well, no code needed

Self-service registration, enumctl 2026.09.9

enumctl 2026.09.5 - 2026.09.9

  • Create an account from the terminal with enumctl auth register
  • Confirm your email with enumctl auth verify-email, or request a new code with enumctl auth resend-email
  • Create projects with enumctl projects create <name>
  • Open the enumctl documentation in your browser with enumctl docs
  • Browse open positions at enum over SSH with enumctl jobs
  • Install enumctl on NixOS with the flake

Platform

  • Anyone can create an enum account with enumctl. See the quickstart

API and SDKs

  • New CreateProject RPC

cert-manager webhook for enum DNS

cert-manager webhook 2026.09.2

  • Issue TLS certificates, including wildcards, for domains on enum DNS: the new cert-manager webhook solves ACME DNS-01 challenges through the enum API
  • Challenge records show up in your zone like any other record and are removed once the challenge completes
  • Install the Helm chart from the public registry: helm install cert-manager-webhook-enum oci://registry.enum.cloud/enum/charts/cert-manager-webhook-enum --namespace cert-manager
  • Setup guide: TLS certificates with cert-manager

Service accounts and API keys, enumctl 2026.09.4

enumctl 2026.09.4

  • Create a service account with a one-shot key via sa create --key (defaults to a 90-day expiry), or pass --print-token-only to output just the token
  • Create API keys that never expire with the new --no-expiry flag
  • Manage service account API keys under service-accounts keys (or sa keys)
  • List API keys across an entire project with enumctl sa keys list by omitting the service account ID
  • Expiry error messages are now lowercase for consistent CLI output

Platform

  • Service accounts and API keys are now available for automated workflows and CI/CD pipelines
  • API keys support optional expiration and use identifiable prefix tokens
  • Adopted object storage buckets are deletion-protected by default
  • Raised default S3 user quotas

API and SDKs

  • ServiceAccountService API for creating and managing service accounts and API keys
  • New UpdateObjectStorageBucket RPC to configure bucket settings and deletion protection
  • Go SDK (client-go) and TypeScript SDK (client-ts) updated with ServiceAccountService support
  • TypeScript SDK updated with bucket deletion protection and UpdateObjectStorageBucket support

Script-friendly enumctl, org defaults, enumctl 2026.08.3

enumctl 2026.08.3

  • Choose how results print with -o / --output: table (default), json, or yaml
  • Set a default organization with enumctl config set organization or enumctl organizations select
  • On SSH or other headless machines, enumctl auth login uses device authorization (or force it with enumctl auth login --device): open the printed URL on another device to finish sign-in
  • Point enumctl kubernetes kubeconfig at a specific path with -f / --file (or - for stdout)
  • New buckets are deletion-protected by default; toggle with --deletion-protection, or later with enumctl storage buckets protect / unprotect
  • Singular aliases work alongside plurals: enumctl project, enumctl storage bucket, enumctl org, and similar

Object storage IAM defaults and bucket config, enumctl 2026.08.2

Object Storage

  • New object storage users start with no permissions (AWS CreateUser defaults). Attach a managed or inline policy before they can use S3
  • Attach managed IAM policies (AmazonS3FullAccess, AmazonS3ReadOnlyAccess, IAMFullAccess) or inline policy documents to object storage users
  • Manage bucket configuration through enum: versioning, Object Lock, default encryption, lifecycle, CORS, bucket policy, and tags
  • Enable Object Lock at bucket create time (--object-lock / object_lock_enabled)
  • Configuration set via the S3 API is mirrored into enum List/Get
  • Clearer errors when a delete hits a non-empty bucket or another S3 precondition

DNS

  • Zones receive individual nameserver pairs if they would collide with another project's nameserver
  • Creating a zone whose apex is already claimed stays pending instead of failing immediately

enumctl 2026.08.2

  • enumctl storage buckets get returns live bucket configuration
  • --object-lock on bucket create
  • Set and clear bucket versioning, Object Lock, encryption, lifecycle, CORS, policy, and tags
  • enumctl storage users policies to list, attach, detach, and manage inline user policies

API and SDKs

  • ObjectStorageUserPolicyService and bucket configuration RPCs on ObjectStorageBucketService
  • Per-token API rate limiting
  • Go and TypeScript clients updated

Regions, CNAME flattening, enumctl 2026.08.1

Regions

  • Browse regions and availability zones in the catalog (fra is live)
  • Projects have a default region used when a create omits the region
  • Place object storage users and buckets in a region

DNS

  • Apex CNAME records flatten to the target's A/AAAA addresses when served, so you can point the zone apex at another hostname
  • DNSSEC handoff now includes DNSKEY fields as well as DS records, for registrars that take a key

enumctl 2026.08.1

  • enumctl regions list and enumctl zones list
  • --region on object storage user and bucket create

API and SDKs

  • RegionService to list and get regions and availability zones
  • Region on projects and object storage; DNSKEY on DNSSEC status; apex CNAME flattening
  • Go and TypeScript clients updated

enum DNS, enumctl 2026.07.2

enum DNS

  • Create and manage DNS zones and records on enum, free forever
  • Import and export zones as BIND zone files
  • Enable DNSSEC and get DS records for your registrar
  • Point the zone apex at another hostname with a CNAME
  • Issue TLS certificates, including wildcards, for domains you host on enum
  • Read the announcement post

enumctl 2026.07.2

  • Manage DNS zones and records with enumctl dns

API

  • Manage DNS zones and records through the API

Object Storage Sync, enumctl 2026.06.4

Object Storage

  • Object storage buckets created directly against the S3 API (for example with aws s3) now sync into enum and appear alongside buckets created through enum

enumctl 2026.06.4

  • Check for newer enumctl releases and print a hint on run; enumctl --version does an explicit check
  • object-storage users and object-storage buckets commands now take positional args instead of flags
  • Rename the --display-name flag to --name

API

  • Deprecate the displayName parameter for creating object storage users in favor of name

SDKs

  • Node.js SDK: object storage resource status active is renamed to ready
  • Node.js SDK: drop the legacy initial access key and the revoked_at field from object storage types

Go SDK

SDKs

  • Release the Go SDK for the enum API: go get github.com/enumco/client-go
  • Manage organizations, projects, Kubernetes clusters, and object storage from Go

enumctl 2026.06.1, Object Storage Updates

Object Storage

  • Project and bucket quotas are soft limits that support can raise within minutes

enumctl 2026.06.1

  • Add commands to list, create, and delete object storage buckets
  • Add delete for object storage keys and users
  • Drop the required organization ID from projects list
  • Add a Nix install option, alongside the existing Homebrew and AUR (Arch Linux) packages

API and SDKs

  • Manage object storage buckets from the Node.js SDK
  • Return bucket status from the API

Object Storage Buckets

Object Storage

  • Create, list, and delete object storage buckets through the API, without a separate S3 client

enumctl 2026.04.5, Object Storage Updates, API Launch

enumctl 2026.04.5

  • Add support to manage object storage users and keys
  • Add support to manage organizations and projects
  • Fix token refresh during re-authentication
  • Add homebrew support

enum Object Storage

  • Add support for CORS
  • Add support for object locks
  • Add support for lifecycle policies
  • Add support for versioning
  • Add support for SSE-C

API

  • Add support for object storage
  • Add public docs
  • Release node.js SDK

Price Calculator Launch

Platform

  • New interactive Pricing Calculator to estimate monthly costs before provisioning

Startup Program Launch

Platform

  • The enum Startup Program is now open for applications
  • Eligible startups receive platform credits and dedicated onboarding support
  • Apply at enum.co/startups