Changelog

What's new in Muerte Cloud

Every notable platform change: new features, improvements and fixes.

  1. Feature

    Agents and MCP

    Connect an AI assistant to the control panel over the Model Context Protocol: scoped permissions, sign-in, sessions and safety rules for destructive actions.

    Agents and MCP →
  2. Feature

    Security page and subprocessor list

    A single place describing how the platform protects traffic and data, plus the full list of infrastructure vendors we rely on.

    Security →
  3. Improvement

    Documentation rewritten in two languages

    Service creation, backups, rollbacks, cron jobs and custom domains were rewritten from scratch, with a Russian version of every page and a language switcher in the docs header.

    Open docs →
  4. Feature

    Backups and restore

    Scheduled and manual backups for volumes and databases, with a file list, retention settings and restore from any stored copy.

    Backups →
  5. Feature

    Deploy history and rollback points

    Every successful build is stored as a rollback point, with the full build log and a copy button inside each deploy.

    Rollbacks →
  6. Feature

    Cron schedules per service

    Create, edit, enable, disable or run a scheduled job manually — right next to the service it belongs to.

    Cron Jobs →
  7. Improvement

    Persistent disks on workers and private services

    Disks can now be attached to background workers and private services, not only web services, and survive deploys and restarts.

    Persistent Disks →
  8. Feature

    Native Docker deploys

    Bring your own Dockerfile or compose file — or upload an archive and let the builder detect the stack.

    Creating services →
  9. Improvement

    Edge DDoS filtering for every service

    Volumetric and application-layer filtering now applies to all public services by default, with no per-service configuration.

    DDoS protection →
  10. Feature

    Environment groups and secret files

    Share environment variables across services and mount secret files into the container filesystem at deploy time.

    Environment variables →
  11. Improvement

    Managed TLS for apex domains and wildcards

    Certificate issuance and renewal now covers apex domains, subdomains and wildcards, including proxied setups.

    Custom Domains →
  12. Fix

    Graceful shutdown on redeploy

    Containers now receive SIGTERM and a drain window before being replaced, so in-flight requests and queue jobs finish cleanly.

    How deploys work →
What comes next

Plans for upcoming releases live on a separate page.

View the roadmap →