Changelog
Everything you can see or use that changed, newest first.
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A service from a Docker image has a Command card on its Overview: a Start command runs in place of the image's own. Volumes can also mount a hidden directory, where many programs keep their state.
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The sign-in screen offers Continue with GitHub and Continue with Google, and the first press creates your account. A sign-in that fails comes back with one sentence saying why.
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Cloud's tile under Your products on your Cahaves account screen opens Cloud signed in as that account.
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Add public keys under Settings, SSH keys, and open a shell in any running service from your own terminal. The Terminal page shows the exact command for each service.
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Every application and database has its CPU, memory, network and block I/O collected from the moment it exists, with nothing to switch on.
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Top-ups and Wallet history show ten rows a page. An account suspended by Cahaves is told to contact support, since adding credit does not lift that suspension.
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Deleting a service, from its row or its Settings, asks you to type its name first. A service's section stays in the page's address, so a reload opens the same one, and leaving Environment mid-edit hides the values again and drops what was not saved.
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Add a service opens a page of everything you can create, and each resource has a form of its own. Creating a service opens its page, where you check it before deploying.
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A new database takes its Version, Database name, Username and Password from you, and its Connection card shows how to reach it.
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Cloud reads a repository to choose how to build it and says why under Build with. Each service numbers its deployments, so Deployment #12 names one release of one service.
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