Changelog

Database Studio#

You can now manage your MySQL, MariaDB, and PostgreSQL databases directly from the Sevalla UI. Run custom SQL queries, browse and download data, and take full control of your database, with no external tools needed.

App build settings revamped#

We've given the App Build settings tab a complete makeover. Beyond the sleek new interface, we've introduced three functionalities:

New features:

• Docker registry credentials: Now you can connect to private registries for your Dockerfile base images
• Buildpack builder selection: Conveniently update your builders:
  • heroku/builder:22
  • heroku/builder:24
• Build environment visibility: We've added visibility for build environment settings associated with each deployment, and included a button for easy modification of those settings above the deploy logs

PostGIS is now available for our PostgreSQL databases#

Many of you have asked for PostGIS support, and we're announcing that it's now available for PostgreSQL 13+ databases.

PostGIS is a spatial database extension for PostgreSQL that lets you store and query geographic information. With PostGIS, you can:

• Store and manage spatial data types like points, lines, and polygons
• Perform spatial queries to analyze and visualize your data
• Build location-aware applications and services

To enable PostGIS, create a new PostgreSQL 13+ database and make sure you tick the "PostGIS" option during the creation process.

Deploy hooks#

We're excited to introduce deploy hooks, making automated deployments even easier.

With deploy hooks, you can now trigger deployments with a simple POST request to a unique URL, perfect for integrating with your workflow. This feature enables:

• CI/CD integration: Connect your GitHub Actions, Jenkins, or other CI tools
• Automated deployments: Trigger updates when your content or data changes
• Custom workflow support: Build scripts that deploy your apps when needed

IP access controls for applications#

We've rolled out new IP restriction capabilities for your app hosting environments:

• IP Allowlists: Create a trusted circle of approved IP addresses
• IP Denylists: Block specific troublesome IPs or ranges

Both features support individual addresses or CIDR notation for precise network control. Choose which approach works best for your security model (only one mode can be active at a time).

This highly-requested security enhancement gives you granular control over who can access your applications.