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You can now delete servers you no longer need, and start or stop environments on demand to save on hosting costs. Provider selection is also cleaner, with no hardcoded names getting in the way.
Environment pages now use tabbed navigation driven by the server, making it easier to switch between deploy settings, domains, and configuration. The deploy tab is cleaner, and upcoming navigation elements are now visible so you know what is coming next.
A new proxy layer handles application routing automatically, so traffic reaches the right app without manual configuration. This sets the foundation for custom domains and load balancing down the road.
Each application now has a home view showing the key details at a glance: status, recent deploys, and quick actions. We have also added a pricing section to the marketing site so you can compare plans before signing up.
You can now stream logs from your running applications directly in the dashboard. No more SSHing into servers to check what went wrong. The deployment page has also been redesigned to make tracking releases clearer.
A new admin view lets you manage operator rollouts across your fleet. You can also delete provider credentials when you no longer need them, keeping your settings tidy.
This release brings DeployCrate to production. You can now browse and provision DigitalOcean server sizes directly from the catalog, connect your GitHub account for smoother workflows, and link servers together with WireGuard mesh networking for secure private communication.
You can now track releases and deployments for every environment. Docker-based apps are fully supported, and you can pull service logs directly from the server without leaving the dashboard. Application creation and deletion flows are now stable and reliable.
The release pipeline now tags every build with a semantic version automatically. No more guessing which version is running in production.
We are thrilled to introduce DeployCrate: a simpler way to manage your own servers without the usual DevOps headaches. Provision infrastructure, deploy applications, and monitor everything from one place.
This is just the beginning. We have a lot more coming. Thanks for being here.