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[PDC] Development Schedule for June to September 2026

The Progress Data Cloud engineering team have once again a full list of features they are working on implementing in this quarter (PI 2026.3/Q3 FY 2026) running from June 17, 2026 to September 29, 2026.

 

We continue to concentrate on our four objectives of "Secure and Trustworthy Platform", "Operational Support", "Platform Functionality Support", and "Performance and Scalability" but in particular we are heavily concentrating on the goal of improving platform automation which addresses all of these elements.

 

Specific features for this quarter include:

 

  1. Enhanced deployment and management automation - We are engaging additional resources in this period to assist with product automation to improve the efficiency of the Progress Data Cloud Operations team in managing and monitoring the platform. This will lead to improved platform reliability including self-healing functionality.
  2. Completion of structured logging enhancements - There are a number of final changes to be made for the provision of platform operational logs to Progress systems for centralized monitoring and management. We are also adding additional information to the tenant OpenTelemetry feed that has been requested by our customers and our management teams.
  3. On-boarding of the "Corticon Rule Development Service" - The initial version of this service is being on-boarded in this quarter bringing Progress Corticon functionality to Progress Data Cloud.
  4. Updates to various hosted services - There are a number of updates coming for hosted PDP services including Semaphore, MarkLogic, and Hybrid Data Pipeline. There is a concerted effort to improve the efficiency of the deployment mechanism to get product updates to our customers as quickly as possible.
  5. Internal work for FIPS 140-3 compliance - Many customers require — and in some cases mandate — adherence to the well-established FIPS 140-3 cryptographic security standard. This feature begins the work to ensure the core components of the platform are FIPS 140-3 compliant, giving customers confidence that Progress Data Cloud meets rigorous security standards.

 

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As always, your feedback is very welcome. Please let us know what you would like to see in Progress Data Cloud using our "Ideation Portal" at Data Platform Ideas.