pockethost/gitbook/releases/0.8.1.md

PocketHost 0.8.1 Release Notes

PocketHost is the zero-config 'PocketBase in the cloud' platform. Thank you for everyone's continued support for this project.

What's New

This is a maintenance release.

Highlights:

• Improved instance launching performance
• Fixed typos in documentation
• Improved logging for debugging purposes
• RPC callback fixes
• Database migration cleanup
• Refactor Danger Zone UI

Change log

• wip: stressor updates
• fix broken documentation links (#241)
• Merge branch 'master' of github.com:benallfree/pockethost
• Fix help link in rename instance section (#240)
• refactor: async execution guard moved to common
• refactor: instance collection constant
• refactor: collection constants
• enh: stresser modes
• enh: object and string logging
• enh: instance logging
• chore: ts error ignore
• enh: port pool
• Merge branch 'live'
• enh: port pooling
• (origin/live, live) enh: certbot auto-renew
• enh: healthyguard
• fix: stresser instance acquisition and exclusion
• fix: instance port acquisition
• enh: cleanup manager priority constants
• migrations
• fix: stresser exclusions
• feat: backend service template
• feat: collection template
• fix: improve error propagation in RpcService
• fix: remove try/catch from rpc command responders
• enh: improve error propgation in RpcHelper
• fix: clean up response types for rpcs
• enh: error messaging in safeCatch
• enh: logger console fn update
• enh: rpc template update
• enh: MiniEdit error feedback and input usability
• fix: rpc callback ux
• chore: refactor Maintenance UI
• refactor: danger zone
• enh: RpcHelper logging
• enh: watch instance logging
• enh: user log logging
• enh: secrets store & logging
• fix: save secrets on action
• fix: miniToggle call save on action
• enh: watchInstanceLog logging
• enh: safecatch
• refactor: stresser

Stats and Info

• 331 github stars
• ~2000 registered users
• ~2700 instances created
• ~1.5 million instance invocations to date (# times PocketBase executable has been launched)
• ~400 instances active and used in the past week

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