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Date Published
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Nikola Balić
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748
Language
English
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Summary

You know that feeling when you set your alarm for PM instead of AM? Well, that's kind of how we feel about our last launch week recap – fashionably late, but still bringing the heat! But hey, better late than never, right? Let's recap these announcements that were so good, and reflect on the new features and integrations we've introduced to the Daytona products family. Over the course of five days, we've unveiled a series of features designed to enhance developer productivity, streamline workflows, and provide robust solutions for enterprise needs. We kicked off the week by introducing native support for Jupyter IDE in Daytona, which brings the power of interactive data analysis and visualization directly into Daytona-managed development environments, empowering data scientists and researchers with seamless integration with Daytona workspaces, support for multiple programming languages, interactive visualizations, and enhanced collaboration features. On day two, we welcomed JetBrains Fleet to the Daytona family, offering smart code assistance powered by JetBrains' language engines, multi-language support in a single IDE, real-time collaborative editing, and customizable workspaces for tailored development environments. Midweek, we introduced seamless integration between Daytona and Microsoft's Azure cloud platform, enabling developers to run their development environments directly on Azure, with streamlined Azure VM management, flexible configuration options, secure workspace deployment, cost-effective resource management, and integrated development environment setup on Azure infrastructure. For our Enterprise customers, we introduced Role-Based Access Control (RBAC), elevating security and efficiency in managing Daytona resources, with granular permissions, flexible role management, audit trails for compliance and security, and seamless integration with existing identity providers. We concluded the week with a game-changing feature: GPU Support in Daytona workspaces, enabling flexible GPU resource allocation, support for multiple GPUs in a single workspace, GPU monitoring within Daytona, and compatibility with popular GPU-accelerated frameworks. These new features and integrations represent a significant leap forward in development environment management, offering centralized management, boosted productivity, enhanced security, accelerated innovation, and more. While this launch week has been packed with exciting announcements, we're just getting started, with plans for further expansions to our cloud provider options, enhanced collaboration features, AI-powered development tools, and deeper integrations with popular development platforms. Thank you to our users, supporters, and the broader developer community for your feedback, ideas, and passion – we encourage you to dive in and explore these new features, and invite you to get started with Daytona today!