Release notes

Released 9 November 2026.

New​

• Redis persistence. Turn persistence on when you create a Redis Capsule, or later from its settings. You can now see how much disk Redis is using, and the dashboard checks that it's safe before you reduce RAM. See the Redis Capsule docs.
• Choose your WordPress PHP version. Pick PHP 8.3, 8.4 or 8.5 for WordPress Capsules. WordPress Capsules are also out of beta. See Configure a WordPress Capsule.
• SFTP for Storage Capsules. Storage Capsules now support SFTP alongside WebDAV, sharing the same toggle and login. See Configure a Storage Capsule.

Improved​

• Faster dashboard. Capsule detail and scale pages load faster.
• New loading screen.
• Sign-up protection. Better bot detection at sign-up to cut down on spam accounts.

Fixed​

• Frontend and static sites. Fixes for routing and custom domains, plus a toggle for the default domain.
• Dashboard. The capsule status filter works again.

New​

• Health checks. Configure health checks for your capsules, so traffic only reaches replicas that are healthy and ready to serve it.
• Docker Capsules from an image. Create a Docker Capsule from an existing image reference. See Deploy from an image.
• Static Frontend Capsules. A new free and paid static hosting option serves your built frontend without a running workload. See Free and Paid Plans.

Improved​

• Security enhancements.
• General bug fixes and improvements.

New​

• Advanced PostgreSQL configuration. Configure your PostgreSQL Capsules for higher availability and reliability, with zero downtime.
• Google sign-in. Create an account with your Google login, or connect an existing account. To connect an existing account, sign out and click Google on the sign-in page.

Improved​

• Updates to our internal operators make the platform faster and more reliable.
• Security enhancements.

New​

• MongoDB Capsules. Create a MongoDB Atlas instance through Code Capsules. See Deploy a MongoDB Capsule.
• Cancel builds. Stop a build you started by accident, make your changes, and rebuild when you're ready.
• Delete builds. Choose which builds to keep, so your most stable build isn't removed automatically when you reach your build limit.
• View deleted builds.

Improved​

• CLI improvements.
• General bug fixes and improvements.

Fixed​

• Adding a card no longer returns a false "failed" status when charging the test amount.
• You're no longer logged out at random when you refresh the site.
• MySQL logs are no longer cluttered by a message that repeated every 1 to 2 milliseconds.

npm i -g @codecapsules/cli@latest --force

New​

• AI Agent Capsules. Build and deploy your LangChain-based agents.
• Deployment strategies. Choose between a rolling update or re-create, which starts the new instance regardless of the previous instance shutting down.
• GPU workloads. Private enterprise customers can flag workloads to run on GPU compute.

Improved​

• The builds UI now shows how long each build took, plus its branch and commit hash.
• Successful automatic builds link to the Git diff between the previous and current build.
• More accurate metrics, and better graphs for multiple replicas across capsule types.
• Faster egress networking.
• Better horizontal scaling for PostgreSQL Capsules.
• Changing config such as the port or environment variables now restarts the capsule instead of rebuilding it.
• General bug fixes and improvements across the site.

Fixed​

• Instance restarts no longer happen twice.

New​

• The Code Capsules CLI. Our new CLI is out. See the CLI docs.
• Proxy to your workloads. Use the CLI to connect to deployed workloads from your local machine, to debug services or access your databases.

Fixed​

• Trying to scale storage down, which isn't supported, no longer causes an error.
• Scaling databases horizontally now creates the correct replicas.

New​

• Alerting. A new and improved alerting system.
• Email notifications. Get emailed about workload alerts such as out-of-memory errors, high CPU use and unexpected app crashes.

Improved​

• Performance improvements.
• Bug fixes.

Big updates across logging, storage, monitoring and scaling.

New​

• A new logging experience. A cleaner logging UI, logs filtered by replica for horizontally scaled workloads, much faster querying and searching, real-time logs over websockets, date and time filters, downloads in JSON, text or CSV, and a full-screen mode. Log retention by time and size is in beta.
• Flexible backup schedules. Back up daily, weekly or monthly, across Storage, MySQL, PostgreSQL and MongoDB.
• Independent CPU and RAM scaling (Internal Developer Platform customers). Scale CPU and RAM separately, for example high CPU with low RAM.

Improved​

• Logging for Internal Developer Platform customers. Better backend performance and stability, which lowers infrastructure costs, plus updated dependencies and security patches across the logging stack.
• Storage management (Internal Developer Platform customers). Smarter handling of storage and database workloads, and automatic self-healing for horizontally scaled workloads during restarts.
• Monitoring (Internal Developer Platform customers). An enhanced monitoring stack with advanced alerting and integrations, custom dashboards and reporting across infrastructure, platform and applications, and support for custom metrics.
• Capsule state management. Groundwork for real-time capsule status updates over websockets.