v2025.01.31

Updates - January 31, 2025

Updates - January 31, 2025

🚀 New Features

  • Extended 5-day trial with expanded limits: New users can now create 1 application and 1 service from each category (database, cache, queue, storage, and compute) during their trial period. This gives you more freedom to properly evaluate the platform before subscribing.

  • WP-CLI integration for WordPress: All WordPress applications now come with WP-CLI pre-installed. Run database operations, manage plugins, update core files, and perform maintenance tasks directly from the command line within your application container.

  • Editable notification channels: You can now edit existing notification channels without recreating them. Update your Slack webhooks, Discord channels, email addresses, or webhook endpoints through the new edit modal. Support for multiple email addresses has also been added.

💪 Improvements

  • WordPress custom domain handling: WordPress applications now correctly prioritize custom domains over preview URLs when setting the primary site URL. This ensures better SEO and consistent site behavior when using your own domains.

  • Service restart flexibility: Services can now be restarted even while they're in a "starting" state. No more waiting for services to fully initialize before being able to restart them during troubleshooting.

  • WordPress stability enhancements: Increased liveness probe timeout for WordPress applications from default values to prevent false-positive health check failures during normal startup or high-load periods.

  • Database service configuration: Improved MySQL performance with better innodb_dedicated_server configuration and enhanced the database service creation modal for a smoother user experience.

🐛 Bug Fixes

  • Fixed resource calculation issues that could cause incorrect CPU and memory allocations for applications and services
  • Resolved invalid resource request errors that were preventing some deployments from succeeding
  • Fixed MySQL innodb_dedicated_server configuration conflicts
  • Corrected WordPress home URL definitions that were causing redirect loops in some configurations
  • Various improvements to service creation modals and error handling

📝 Notes

  • The trial period changes apply to new accounts created after this update
  • Existing WordPress applications will receive WP-CLI on their next deployment
  • No action required for existing notification channels - they can now be edited using the new interface

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