Changelog

Undeployed change-set notifications

We received feedback that it was unclear which actions on Sevalla triggered a deployment and which did not.

You're in control when you'd like to initiate a full rebuild of your app, or just restart it with some fresh configs.

Revamped environment variables management

We made a major overhaul of our environment variables management in our application hosting product.

You're now able to:

• Export/import variables to/from a file
• Copy all environment variables to the clipboard
• Display the user and timestamp of recent updates/creations
• Copy key-value pairs directly from the table
• Use the new editor in the "Add Network" modal

Configure CDN / Edge cache settings

Until now, configuring your app's CDN and edge caching settings required a trip to our API.

You can now effortlessly manage these settings directly from your dashboard, under App > Networking settings.

Hibernate your apps to save costs

We're excited to introduce a new feature that will help you save money on your hosting costs.

With our new Hibernation feature, you can now put your applications to sleep when they're not in use. This means you can save on compute resources and only pay for what you use. It's a great way to reduce your hosting costs without sacrificing performance or reliability.

Here's how it works:

• When you hibernate an application, we'll scale down your application's all long-running pods to zero replicas.
• When a request comes in, we'll automatically wake up your application and start serving traffic again.

Hibernate is perfect for applications that have low or intermittent traffic, like side projects, or test environments. You can now save money on hosting costs without having to worry about downtime or performance issues.

Go fully private

We're thrilled to announce a major update that's all about security! 🔒

As part of our ongoing commitment to protecting your workloads, we've introduced a new feature that exposes private ports & disables ingress on web processes. This means you now have the power to decide who can access your applications and services, and how they can interact with each other.

With this update, you can:

• Expose private ports internally, making it easier to build and run microservices, or integrate services like RabbitMQ or databases that require internal communication.
• Disable ingress on web processes, giving you granular control over who can access your applications and services, and how they can interact with each other.

We're proud to bring you this update, and we're confident that it will help you build and run your applications with even more security and control.