Where the release notes live
Open What’s new from the left navigation, or go straight to/whats-new in your workspace. The
page is titled Recently shipped and presents a newest-first timeline of user-visible features,
improvements, and fixes.
Because the feed is served by the environment you are signed in to, it describes what is actually
running for your workspace — not a general release history you then have to reconcile against your
own account.
Reading an entry
Every entry carries a ship date, a category chip, a short plain-language summary, and often a screenshot.
Where an entry maps to a specific screen, it carries a Try it button that takes you straight
there — so reading about a change and using it are one step apart.
The feed is curated rather than exhaustive. It covers changes a KAOP operator would want to know
about, not internal refactors or invisible fixes.
Tracking what you have not seen
The What’s new navigation entry shows a count of entries published since your last visit, and opening the page clears it. The marker is stored in your browser, so it is per-person and per-browser rather than per-workspace — a teammate’s unread count is their own.Keeping up deliberately
1
Check the feed after an upgrade window
Open Recently shipped and read down to the last date you remember. The category chips make
it quick to separate new capabilities from fixes.
2
Confirm the change in your own workspace
Follow the entry’s Try it link. If the screen behaves as the entry describes, the change is
live for you.
3
Check module enablement for anything you cannot find
Some capabilities are enabled per workspace. If an entry describes a surface you do not see,
open Modules → Overview and check whether the module that
owns it is turned on.
When the docs and the product disagree
These pages track the product. If you find a page that describes behavior you do not see, treat the product as correct and tell us — see Support.Next steps
Support
How to reach the Komodor team and what to include.
Modules overview
Which modules are enabled for your workspace, and what is available to turn on.
Troubleshooting
Common problems and their fixes.
Limits & quotas
The caps that apply to a workspace.