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OutSystems 11 allows you to deploy applications to containers, including hosting technologies like Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS). If you’re wondering how to start, we got you covered. Here's a step-by-step guide that tells you how to go from having your OutSystems infrastructure running on Amazon AWS to running an application on Amazon ECS in a breeze.

In OutSystems 11, cache invalidation needs are a little different. This means that the invalidation process is now done through RabbitMQ, which is a distributed message queue service. But there’s nothing to worry about, we're here for you. Follow this guide to learn how to configure a RabbitMQ cluster, together with a load balancer, to make this service fault-tolerant.

When it comes to customer satisfaction, everyone matters. So Insights now measures the number of non-authenticated visitors and allows them to leave their feedback through the CSAT widget.

If you ever wanted to use the LifeTime Deployment API but didn't really know where to start, we're here for you! OutSystems provides you with step-by-step instructions on how to perform two common tasks with this API: how to create an application version and how to deploy an application. These instructions will help you go through all the necessary API calls and their necessary parameters to successfully deploy an OutSystems application from one environment to another.

It’s so easy to get carried away when you’re developing apps with OutSystems. So to be on the safe side, a new window now asks you to confirm if you really want to publish a module to a production environment.

Speed is essential. You know that, we know that, everyone knows that. So here's what you can do now: select a static record, a parameter or a variable, press Ctrl+N or right-click to create a new element that's the same as the selected type. Then all you have to do is setup the element.

Flows are absolutely essential when you're building apps in OutSystems. And, you really don’t want to waste any time if you don’t have to. So, to speed things up for you, now when you disable a node in a flow, the flow is automatically reconnected whenever possible.