Greetings!

We come to you once again, with a great update, the NGINX update 🔥

We’ve been meaning to visualize the NGINX configuration flow for a while now, and we can safely say we’ve landed on a design and functionality we think is absolutely perfect.

We are also planning on the following updates for this new editor:

• Ability to have some kind of version control (for example undo changed configs)
• Ability to restore original configuration files

If you have any suggestions on this NGINX update please let us know!

Changelog

• [Added] Fluent NGINX configuration editor
• [Added] Ability to specify the path when creating basic auth user
• [Added] Ability for a team member to leave a team on their own
• [Added] Custom Gitlab server support
• [Added] Ability to set up a delay for quick deploy triggers
• [Added] 5 tries to file backups the same as database backups
• [Added] Detailed error reporting to failed file backups the same as database backups
• [Added] Indicator on backups overview to see if there are backups that have failed
• [Added] Force renew SSL button (only for Let’s Encrypt certificates)
• [Added] UpCloud Ubuntu 22 support
• [Added] New insight: sites that use outdated PHP versions
• [Updated] phpMyAdmin installation to version 5.2
• [Improved] Saving the .env file has become much smarter as we added validation
• [Improved] Empty states extracted to their own component and used everywhere there’s no records
• [Fixed] Flush CGI modal bugfix
• [Fixed] Missed semicolon tenants PHP change
• [Fixed] No sites for team members if they were attached to more than 1 team
• [Fixed] Several dark mode fixes
• [Fixed] SSH key was not displaying for SFTP backups when creating a backup
• [Removed] SSH keys count from the dashboard (why did we have this there in the first place?)

Changelog API

• [Added] Ability to specify the path when creating basic auth user
• [Added] Accept wildcard requests for SSL