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Onyx v3.2.8 adds admin upload controls, SCIM routing fixes, and worker metrics

Onyx v3.2.8 adds admin upload controls, SCIM routing fixes, and worker metrics

Onyx v3.2.8 delivers a practical update centered on deployment reliability, admin control, and observability. The release adds configurable file upload size and token limits in admin settings, improves nginx routing for SCIM and other backend paths, and extends Helm support with Prometheus metrics exposure for celery workers.

What Changed

The most notable product-facing improvement is a new admin setting that allows teams to configure file upload size limits and token limits without code changes. That gives operators more control over how Onyx handles content ingestion and model-related constraints in production environments.

On the infrastructure side, v3.2.8 fixes nginx routing for /scim/* requests so they correctly reach api_server. It also adds an additional nginx rule for non-API backend routes, which should reduce misrouting issues in more complex deployments.

For Kubernetes and Helm users, the release adds Prometheus metrics ports and Services for celery workers. That is an important observability upgrade because it makes worker-level monitoring easier in production and helps teams track queue health and background processing behavior more cleanly.

The release also includes an indexing refactor so Vespa and OpenSearch index functions use Iterable, a frontend popover overflow fix for small screens, a sync start time performance improvement, an ods trace devtools addition, and several dependency bumps including Handlebars, Picomatch, Brace Expansion, and an ods upgrade from 0.7.1 to 0.7.2.

Why It Matters

This version matters because it improves the operator experience in several ways at once. Admin-configurable upload and token controls reduce the need for engineering intervention, while nginx routing fixes address deployment issues that can directly affect authentication and backend access paths.

The new Prometheus metrics exposure for celery workers is especially useful for enterprise teams running Onyx at scale. Better visibility into worker behavior can shorten incident response times, improve capacity planning, and support more reliable background job processing.

Overall, Onyx v3.2.8 is not a flashy feature release, but it is a meaningful infrastructure and operations update. For teams already using Onyx in production, the combination of stronger admin controls, cleaner routing, and better monitoring makes this a worthwhile upgrade.

Official Source: https://github.com/onyx-dot-app/onyx/releases/tag/v3.2.8