Changelog

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Health checks and notifications

Configure a health check per service: path, interval, and failure threshold. Once a service crosses the threshold, dployr marks it unhealthy and can notify you. Pair it with notification settings so you hear about it before your users do.

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Monthly and annual billing

Billing now supports monthly and annual plans. Annual is cheaper. The billing portal is also accessible directly from settings.

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Hobby plan now includes 2 custom domains

The Hobby plan previously allowed one custom domain per service. That limit is now two.

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Custom domain setup now verifies automatically

Previously, setting up a custom domain meant adding a DNS record and then manually checking whether it had propagated. dployr now polls for verification and provisions SSL once the record clears.

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Sleeping services show a loading page on cold start

On the Hobby plan, services sleep after inactivity. Requests during a cold start previously returned an error. Services now serve a loading page while waking up.

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Environment variable editor in the dashboard

Manage environment variables and secrets through a key-value editor in the dashboard. The CLI works too if you prefer it.

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Watchdog

Watchdog monitors running services and marks them unhealthy when they stop responding, even if the process is still up. A hanging or deadlocked service would previously appear healthy from the outside.

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Next.js auto-detection

Next.js projects no longer need a Dockerfile or any manual config. dployr detects the framework and handles the build.

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Private repository support

Deploy from private GitHub repositories by connecting a personal access token. Works the same as a public repo.

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Docker runtime

Docker is now a supported runtime alongside Node, Python, Go, and the rest. Bring your image and deploy it through the same flow.

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dployr is live

Deploy from the CLI, GitHub Actions, or the dashboard. Every deployment gets HTTPS and a subdomain automatically. Node.js, Python, Go, PHP, Ruby, .NET, and Java are supported.