# Edge components release with Oracle GA and HTTP proxy support

Aembit has released new versions of the following components and packages:

* Helm Chart
* Terraform ECS module
* VM Agent Proxy package
* Agent CLI
* AWS Lambda Extension
* AWS Lambda Layer
* Agent Injector
* Agent Proxy

For the latest available versions of these components, see the [Edge Components Supported Versions](/reference/edge-components/edge-component-supported-versions) page.

Key Updates:

* **Oracle Application Protocol GA**: [Oracle Database protocol support](/user-guide/access-policies/server-workloads/guides/oracle-database) is now available for production use, including mid-connection TLS support, improved client error handling, Prometheus metrics for Oracle credential injection events, and internal packet-handling improvements.
* **Upstream HTTP proxy support**: Agent Proxy and Aembit CLI now support [upstream HTTP proxy configuration](/reference/edge-components/edge-component-env-vars#agent-proxy-environment-variables) for gRPC and Server-Workload-bound HTTP/HTTPS traffic, with `NO_PROXY` honored.
* **S3 upload size restriction removed**: Large file uploads to [AWS S3 Log Streams](/user-guide/administration/log-streams/aws-s3) are now supported via streaming AWS chunked signing, removing the previous upload size limit. See [How Aembit uses AWS SigV4 and SigV4a](/user-guide/access-policies/credential-providers/aws-sigv4) for more details.
* **Expanded credential resolver capabilities**: Enhanced support for credential provider resolution across deployment types.
* **Dynamic claims from environment variables**: Agent Proxy and Aembit CLI can now gather [dynamic claims from environment variables](/user-guide/deploy-install/advanced-options/agent-proxy/configure-custom-env-vars), controlled by the `AEMBIT_ENV_VAR_ALLOWLIST`.
* **CLI enhancements**: Aembit CLI adds the [`--client-workload-id`](/dev-guide/cli/reference/credentials-get) flag and OIDC token expiration validation.
* **General improvements**: Numerous stability reliability improvements across edge components.
* **Security upgrades**: Security dependency upgrades across edge components.
* **Improved logging and observability**: Improved request logging and enhanced error reporting for common failure conditions.