Version 3.0.0

[Release date: July 14, 2025]

New Features/Integrations:

1. Subdomain & Path-Based Routing

You can now configure multiple applications on a single domain using subdomains or path-based routing.

Example: When proxy uses HTTPS and domain example.com on port 443, the application can be accessed as follows:

https://app1.example.com > Sub-Domain based Routing
https://example.com/app1 > Path based Routing

2. Interceptor: Request Verification

A new interceptor allows you to validate incoming requests using custom rules based on:

URL path
Query parameters
Headers
Cookies
...and more

a. Actions on matched rules:

Pass or block requests
Modify or inject parameters before reaching the upstream server
…and more

3. Interceptor: Response Rewrite

Dynamically modify HTML, CSS, or JS responses before they are delivered to the client (browser).

Useful for masking upstream details or enabling seamless path-based routing.

a. Supported compression:

Gzip
Brotli support coming soon

4. Group-Based Access Control

Application access can now be restricted based on user groups fetched in real time from IAM, helping prevent access misconfigurations.

5. Dynamic App Creation in IAM

Creating Form Fill applications in MAG now auto-generates corresponding applications in IAM, eliminating redundant configuration steps.

6. New Form Fill Application Type

MAG now supports secure form autofill via browser extension. Authentication is enforced by MAG, preventing MFA bypass if applied, and ensuring only authorized access.

7. Multi-Database Compatibility

In addition to MongoDB, MAG now supports PostgreSQL and MSSQL. Reuse your existing MiniOrange IAM On-Premise database without separate configuration.

Improvements:

A single OAuth-based authentication provider can now be reused across multiple applications—no need to create separate providers for each.
Each server instance can now handle requests from multiple domains.
Improved load balancing implementation for better performance and reliability across distributed deployments.

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