2026

Updates

June 2026

vMonitor – Added vStorage metrics for regions HCM-04, HAN-02

vMonitor adds a metric set for vStorage in the HCM-04 and HAN-02 regions, supporting monitoring of traffic, requests, latency and capacity per bucket. See the updated metric list at List of vStorage metrics.

Cost Explorer

Cost Explorer has received a comprehensive upgrade, allowing you to analyze service usage costs across multiple data dimensions, at different time aggregation levels, and drill down to individual resources — helping customers understand where costs come from and optimize their resource usage.

• Flexible aggregation levels: View costs at four time resolutions — Hourly, Daily, Weekly, Monthly — within the current month.

• Drill-down to individual resources: The Resource ID view lists the cost of each resource (total, daily average, start date); click a row to see the resource details.

• Three cost views: Aggregate costs by Product, by Resource Type (with a "Top resource type" card and a "% of total" column), or by Resource ID.

May 2026

VKS - Cluster-level Auto Healing

VKS (VNG Kubernetes Engine) now supports configuring Auto Healing directly at the cluster level, giving you control over unhealthy node detection thresholds and self-recovery behavior tailored to your workload type. When a node remains unhealthy long enough, the system automatically deletes the faulty node and provisions a replacement — no manual intervention required.

• Flexible enable/disable; configure Timeout, Max Unhealthy, and Unhealthy Range via the Portal.

• Built-in cluster protection: automatically halts replacements when faulty nodes exceed the threshold, preventing mass deletion during widespread infrastructure incidents.

• Configuration changes take effect immediately — no cluster or node restart required.

• Learn more at Auto Healing.

• API documentation for creating and managing Auto Healing via API: VKS API.

• Terraform documentation for deploying Auto Healing with Infrastructure as Code: VKS Terraform.

April 2026

VLB - Access Control List (ACL) on Listener

The ACL (Access Control List) feature for Load Balancer has been launched as a comprehensive upgrade over the previous IP Whitelist. Instead of only allowing configuration of an Allowed CIDRs list, ACL adds the ability to actively block traffic via Dropped CIDRs and define Default Actions when no rules match — enabling stricter, more environment-appropriate access policies.

Learn more at: ACL NLB, ACL ALB.

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VLB - Auto Scaling – Support for editing configuration after initialization

VLB now supports editing Auto Scaling configuration after creation, through the Configure AutoScale function on the detail page. Specifically, the following three fields are now open for editing:

• Min size – The minimum number of instances in the cluster (Min: 1, Max: 15).

• Max size – The maximum number of instances in the cluster (Min: 1, Max: 15).

• Availability zones – The availability zones and corresponding subnets used for the Load Balancer cluster.

Previously, these parameters could only be set at the time of initialization and could not be changed afterward. This update allows flexible adjustment of scaling limits and expansion of availability zones without needing to recreate the Load Balancer.

Learn more at: Auto Scale.

VKS - Kubeconfig with Flexible Certificate Validity

VKS (VNG Kubernetes Engine) now allows you to actively choose the certificate validity period when downloading kubeconfig, providing better security control. Supported validity options: 30 days, 90 days, 365 days — suitable for different environments (testing, production, long-term).

• View the certificate expiry date directly on the Portal before downloading.

• Automatic certificate renewal when eligible; manual renewal supported when needed.

• Learn more at Kubeconfig.

March 2026

New display for wallet credits balance and service pricing will be updated to show prices before VAT

Changes: VAT will be excluded from the pricing display on the Portal. Specifically:

• Wallet Credit balance will be displayed based on the pre-VAT value;

• Service unit prices will also be displayed based on the pre-VAT rate.

Principles of Credit Display After the Changes:

This update only changes the display method and does not affect the actual usable value or your benefits. Details are as follows:

Item	Before Update (Incl. VAT)	After Update (Excl. VAT)	Notes
Wallet balance	110 Credits	100 Credits	Actual value unchanged
Price per service	110 Credits	100 Credits	Actual value unchanged
Purchasable quantity	01 Service	01 Service	No change

Credit Top-up and Usage Rules

Criteria	Before 01/03/2026	From 01/03/2026 onwards
Top-up rule & Credits received	The top-up amount includes 10% VAT; Credits received = top-up amount	The top-up amount still includes 10% VAT Credits received = top-up amount ÷ 110%
The rule of Credit deduction when creating resources	Credits are deducted based on the VAT-included price (10% VAT)	Credits are deducted based on the pre-VAT price

February 2026

vServer - Allows selecting MTU when creating a VPC.

Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) networks use a default MTU value of 1500 bytes starting from February (the old value was 1450).

You can set the MTU of a VPC network to any value in the range from 1,450 bytes to 8,950 bytes.

vServer - Allows exporting the server list.

Exporting the server list supports formats such as xls, json, and csv.

vServer - Adds Windows Server 2025 image with license.

Allows customers to provision a server with Windows Server 2025 OS, including a license.

vStorage – Update on CopyObject API Limitation with Encryption.

The vStorage (Object Storage) CopyObject API is not supported for buckets or objects with Server-Side Encryption enabled (SSE-S3 or SSE-C) and will return 501 – Not Implemented.

VKS - Terraform Provider for VNG Cloud Upgrades

VKS (VNG Kubernetes Engine) has just released its latest update, bringing several new upgrades to users. Below are the key highlights of this release:

New Upgrades:

• Terraform Provider for VNG Cloud v1.3.7: Updated the cluster creation workflow to use the POC provisioning API. For more information, see here.

• Terraform Provider for VNG Cloud v1.3.8: Fixed an issue where node group labels and taints were missing after terraform import. Node groups imported from the Portal now have labels and taints correctly reflected in Terraform state. For more information, see here.

January 2026

Update on Expired Resource Renewal Mechanism on the Portal

To optimize resource management and provide additional time for expired resources to be retained on GreenNode—allowing Customers more time to complete renewal procedures—we are updating the renewal mechanism for expired resources on the Portal (extended from 7 days to 30 days). This change applies from the moment a resource reaches its expiration date within the usage cycle. Key updates to the renewal policy are as follows:

After expiration, resources will transition through the following stages:

• Grace Period: From Day 1 to Day 15 after the expiration date. During this period, the service remains active and data is fully retained.

• Suspension: From Day 15 to Day 30 after the expiration date. During this period, the service is suspended, but data is still retained in the system.

• Release and Deletion: After 30 days from the expiration date. At this stage, the service is permanently terminated, and all associated data is irreversibly deleted from the system.

Throughout the Grace Period and Suspension stages (i.e., from Day 1 up to before Day 30 after expiration), resources can be manually renewed to continue using the service.

This renewal policy will take effect from January 8, 2026, and applies to prepaid wallet-based resources with expiration dates occurring after this time.

For more details about the updated renewal mechanism and policy, please refer here.

New features

New products/services