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# March 2023

## Highlights video

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Cloud highlights March 2023
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## Umbraco Baseline Support For All Cloud Regions

We've expanded the **baseline feature to** include the **East US and South UK regions**. This provides users with a standardized set of features across all regions.

If you have had experience working with Umbraco Cloud baselines, you will know that the basic idea about baselines. You have a project that contains your standard Umbraco packages/components, configured with default Document Types, which can be used as baseline for future projects. When you've made changes to your Baseline project, you can push these changes out to the child projects with a click of a button.

If you've been using Umbraco Cloud in the US or UK regions and aren't familiar with the baseline feature, see the [Baselines](https://docs.umbraco.com/umbraco-cloud/getting-started/baselines) article. Additionally, you can find an introductory video on how to work with baselines in Umbraco Cloud at the [Umbraco Learning Base](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ci1Hm-bH98Y) channel.

## Simplified Access to Project Team Page

As an administrator of your organization in Umbraco Cloud, you now have access to the **Edit Team** page of **Umbraco cloud projects in your organization**.

The project team page can be accessed from the overview showing all the organization's projects. The administrator can by clicking the icon listed to the right of the individual project. He will be able to invite users to the project team with a set of permissions and backoffice user group memberships. He can also revoke access to the project of an existing project team member.

![OrgAdminEditUserPage](/files/ktMtdBIpgTTT2BmA8ouC)

This change provides a centralized and convenient way for the organization administrator to manage the team members' access to the cloud projects. Hereby Ensuring that trusted individuals of your organization are able to grant and restrict access to cloud projects in Umbraco Cloud.

The new addition overall improves security, enhances collaboration, and streamlines the workflow for the organization's cloud projects.

## Monthly Bandwidth Usage

We've launched a minor update on the usage page. The update lets you see the **total bandwidth used every month for the past seven months**.

![BandwidthHistory](/files/kik7hHKkQvMiqpLEzHw5)

With this new feature, you can track your website's bandwidth usage over time and identify any patterns or trends. This is especially useful for high-traffic websites. Monitor bandwidth usage regularly to ensure your project stays within plan limits.

## Upgrade Project Flow

The newest feature to launch in the new front end stack is “Upgrade project” flow. It replaces the current upgrade plan feature while adding a more modern and visually appealing design.

You can change the project plan and opt for a dedicated option or return to a shared resource during the flow. And like the new project creation flow launched in the February update, you will see a summary at the end before accepting the upgrade.

![UpgradeProject](/files/VvLETWDhckv6Uyk8ysge)

With this new flow, you can quickly upgrade your existing projects to a new upgrade or dedicated plan in a few minutes.


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