Changelog

Installing a repository now accepts a source_provider_id to select which connected git provider to use.

Creating a firewall rule now accepts comma‑separated IP addresses — one rule is created per IP instead of a single broken rule.

Ubuntu 26.04 is now supported across all providers when creating a server, alongside Debian 13.

New script schedules and script actions endpoints. Schedule scripts to run on a recurring basis, or trigger them on events such as a server boot, with a configurable per‑action delay.

Debian 12 support added via a new OS provisioner abstraction; OS versions are now grouped by distribution when creating a server.

Live deploy logs are now persisted on the site, so output survives a page reload.

Added a graceful reload action to the services API, so you can reload a service without a full restart.

Major WordPress management additions: install and delete plugins, install themes, search‑replace, and site cloning with database duplication.

WordPress API actions can now be queued with on‑demand support.

Added a WordPress statistics overview to the site general page.

New native rclone backup driver, plus FTP backup file tracking and rotation for database and site backups.

Variable injection via deploy webhooks for applications, support for multiple {RESTART_DAEMON} variables, and a deploy‑started notification across all notification channels.

Nginx config version history for servers and sites, a Laravel queue worker GUI for worker applications, and Laravel Pulse daemon support with real‑time UI updates.

Added MariaDB 11.4 (LTS) as a database option when creating a server.

Load balancer network rules now support an allow type and a description field.

Regional expansion: 7 new AWS regions are now available.

Severity and priority filtering for Composer and NPM vulnerability insights.

Added MySQL 9 as a database option when creating a server.

New server locations added, including Amsterdam and Zurich.