NGS is pleased to announce the 2025.3 release of CoreSpatial Server, Basemaps and Map Manager.

We anticipate the release of Portal in the upcoming weeks based on MapStore2 v2025.01.01, as well as promoting FIPS compliance for GeoServer to a generally available release.

Other exciting features on our roadmap include:

• Expanded deployment options with Docker Compose
• AI Enablement via MCP API
• Expanded FIPS 140 compliance across all CoreSpatial modules

CoreSpatial Server and Basemaps Release Notes

2025.3.5 (9/24/2025)

• Docker setup scripts hardened and simplified:
  • Unified permission / ownership helpers (fix_dir, fix_file) across data load steps
  • More robust curl version / SigV4 capability detection and consolidated S3 / MinIO download logic
  • Non‑root friendly: scripts no longer require running as root
• Default basemap data storage now points to Cloudflare R2 (via BUCKET_HOST)

2025.3.4 (8/29/2025)

• Update GeoServer to 2.27.2
• Docker build now uses Iron Bank ubi9 base image
• Minor improvements to docker setup script

2025.3.3 (8/14/2025)

• Patch vulnerabilities in OpenJDK 17

2025.3.1 (7/2/2024)

• Update PostgreSQL JDBC jar to 42.7.7 – patches CVE-2025-49146
• Update commons-beanutils to 1.11.0 – patches CVE-2025-48734

2025.2.4 (7/1/2025)

• Add logic for catalog manifest to allow for updates to catalog

CoreSpatial Map Manager Release Notes

2025.3.3 (9/22/2025)

• Bump Spring Boot to 3.5.6 to clear 1 High severity CVE

2025.3.2 (8/27/2025)

• Bump Spring Boot to 3.5.5 to clear 1 High and 1 Medium severity CVEs

2025.3.1 (7/7/2025)

• Bump Postgres JDBC Jar to 42.7.7
• Bump Spring Boot to 3.5.3 to clear 1 High and 2 Medium severity CVEs