Hello, and welcome to this week’s changelog update!
Since our last changelog update, we shipped five major announcements to bring your deployment experience to the next level during our first-ever launch week! Check out the recap including new GPUs, Volumes, the Koyeb Startup Program, and more.
This week, we released a brand new experience to manage your services and deployments in the control panel. Let’s dive in!
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Control panel: New Service overview and deployment navigation experience
We have completely revamped the control panel Service overview to ease navigation and give you a better overview of your deployments. You are now able to:
- See active, upcoming, and past deployments in a glance
- Navigate seamlessly across your service deployments
- Quickly cancel ongoing deployments and access the latest and active deployments
- View each deployment concisely with key information pinned to the top of the deployment
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Control panel: Improved troubleshooting for a failed deployment with contextual recommendations
We now display helpful suggestions after a deployment failure. This information provides tips to resolve the issue and accelerate the troubleshooting process. Previously, when a deployment failed, the cause was unclear and the logs were the only source of information.
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Control panel: Enabled updates for services deployed from a local directory
You can now update Services deployed from a local directory via the Koyeb control panel. Previously, updates were only possible via the Koyeb CLI.
ICYMI: In changelog #58, we introduced the ability to deploy a local directory using
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New tutorial: Deploy Redis as an In-Memory Database for Koyeb Applications
This week’s tutorial showcases how to deploy and configure Redis to act as a data store for applications on Koyeb. Deploying the Redis instance is even possible through a one-click app.
