Auto-reconnect Elasticsearch port-forward after cluster or API restarts, poll log status in the UI, and apply storage changes through billing upgrade for all workloads. Add Redis/RabbitMQ PVC resize, Helm ES credentials for Fluent Bit, and fix deploy progress overlay behavior.
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Show minutes and local expiry for resource credits; add shared delete hook with row/card loading overlays, detail-page deleting modal, and disabled controls to prevent double-delete.
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Introduce product types for managed PostgreSQL, Redis, and RabbitMQ with a dedicated dashboard, Helm-only deploy pipeline, external access, snapshots with progress, and prorated resource or storage upgrades matching application billing rules. PVCs use an expandable StorageClass with automatic migration when legacy disks cannot resize in place.
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Deployments can continue in the background via a dashboard progress bar; tables use truncation and admin migration status for cleaner layout.
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Admins and technical staff can reset passwords via PATCH /users/:id/password with scoped permissions for technical users; deploy/source uploads allow up to 10GiB and block deploy when allocated storage is smaller than uploaded archive or DB dump, with an inline error modal.
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Split optional pricing vs deploy defaults and move custom domain to its own card; parse Mi as decimal GB so fractional memory scales linearly with per-GB rates. Deploy wizard hides env and optional services for WordPress and sanitizes create payloads.
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Move Environment Variables to Basic Info and Application Data Storage to Resources so users configure them earlier and later in the flow.
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Users pick per-service CPU/memory/storage at deploy; admins manage unit rates and deploy defaults. PATCH sends only fields accepted by the pricing-catalog DTO.
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Derive admin tabs and addon rows from enums, and add Redis/RabbitMQ/ES CPU/RAM/disk to deploy cost using the app runtime unit rates.
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Store explicit hourly/monthly/yearly rates in pricing_rates and addon_rates, compute deploy costs without cycle conversion, and simplify admin UI and wallet payment to cycle-only.
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When users delete an app before plan expiry, remaining resources become credits for a new deploy. The deploy calculator shows covered vs additional charges, prices optional services correctly, and prorates extras to days left on the credit.
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Deploy cloudhost-logging on cluster registration, ship app and optional service logs to ES with owner isolation, and fix Kibana 8.12 auth via kibana_system.
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Users can open temporary NodePort access with auto-revoke via Bull jobs and a dashboard UI to manage active grants.
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Skip syncing form state from the 5s resources poll when the form is
dirty, and reset dirty only after apply or workload tab change.
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Set Laravel DB env vars in Helm and Kubernetes, fix default port to 80 with a storage-aware entrypoint, and let users upload a .env file during deploy.
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- Replace port-forward/netcat PVC upload with kubectl cp for integrity
- Add build cancellation API and session cleanup; deploy catches cancel
- Default port 80 for WordPress, PHP, and Laravel on create
- Build progress modal with cancel; Helm/K8s adjustments for deployments
- Update build and kubernetes specs
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Add dashboard UI to browse application logs with filters for app,
level, time range, and full-text search.
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Add standalone DNS check endpoint and verify DNS on Next click in the
deploy wizard (step 2). Show error modal with CNAME instructions when
DNS is not configured instead of disabling the Next button. Also make
the custom domain clickable in the app detail header.
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The custom domain option now lives in Step 2 alongside Redis, RabbitMQ,
and Elasticsearch, styled consistently as a toggle card. The Review step
remains a read-only summary.
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- Cost calculation now reads custom domain price from PlatformSetting
as fallback when no CUSTOM_DOMAIN_ADDON pricing rule exists
- Convert all custom domain UI text from Persian to English
- Fix toggle switch overflow by adding shrink-0, min-w-0, and proper
absolute positioning
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Users can assign a custom domain to their app with automatic SSL via
cert-manager. Includes DNS verification flow (CNAME check), Persian
instructions, admin-configurable pricing via PlatformSetting, and
integration into the deploy wizard cost calculation.
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The useQuery hook for unanswered ticket counts was called after
two conditional early returns (isLoading and not isAuthenticated),
violating React rules of hooks. Moved it before the returns
and added isAuthenticated to the enabled condition.
- Create reusable useDebounce<T> hook in frontend/src/hooks/useDebounce.ts
- Replace manual setTimeout/clearTimeout + extra state in AdminAppsPage
with clean useDebounce(search, 400) pattern
- Removes timer state and handleSearch wrapper function
- Add revisionHistoryLimit: 10 and change-cause annotation to K8s deployments
- Add getDeploymentRevisions() to list ReplicaSet revision history
- Add rollbackDeploymentRevision() using K8s API (instant, no rebuild)
- Refactor snapshot rollback: use K8s revision for app, keep file-based DB/wp-content restore
- Add GET /snapshots/applications/:appId/revisions endpoint
- Add POST /snapshots/applications/:appId/revisions/:rev/rollback endpoint
- Add K8sRevision and K8sRevisionData types to frontend
- Redesign UI with two tabs: K8s Revisions (instant) + File Snapshots (full backup)
- K8s Revisions tab shows deployment history with one-click instant rollback
- File Snapshots tab retains download, DB restore, and wp-content restore
- Add AppSnapshot entity with type (pre_deploy/manual), status tracking, and file paths
- Add SnapshotsService with create, capture, rollback, prune (max 10), and download logic
- Add SnapshotsController with REST endpoints for CRUD, rollback, and file downloads
- Add K8s methods: exportDatabaseDump, archiveWpContent, restoreWpContent
- Auto-create pre-deploy snapshots before each deployment for rollback safety
- Support downloading current live state (source, wp-content, database) without snapshots
- Add snapshot management UI in app detail page with create, rollback, download, delete
- Wire circular dependencies with forwardRef between Deployments and Snapshots modules
- Add ModalProvider context and useConfirm hook (confirm-modal.tsx)
- Support danger/warning/info variants with icons and colors
- Animated backdrop and dialog with CSS keyframes
- Accessible: aria-modal, role=dialog, ESC to close, auto-focus
- Replace all 6 native confirm() calls across dashboard pages
- Integrate ModalProvider in app providers
- Add two deployment modes for WordPress: Fresh Install vs Migrate Existing Site
- Fresh Install: vanilla WordPress from official image (existing behavior)
- Migrate: upload ZIP with wp-content/ (themes, plugins, uploads), wp-config.php, .htaccess
- Custom entrypoint merges staged wp-content into PVC on first container run
- Add init container for fresh WordPress builds (empty source context for Kaniko)
- Increase upload limit to 200MB for WordPress sites
- Add PHP upload limits (64MB) and memory config in WordPress Dockerfile
- Update deploy page review step to show WordPress mode info
- All UI in English
- Backend: billing module with ServicePlan, PricingRule, Wallet, WalletTransaction entities
- Admin can CRUD service plans with hourly/monthly/yearly billing cycles
- Each plan has flexible pricing rules (base_fee, cpu, memory, storage, db addon)
- Wallet system: auto-created per user, charge, deduct, refund, transaction history
- Cost calculation endpoint: cross-cycle conversion (hourly*720=monthly, monthly*12=yearly)
- Frontend: admin billing management page (/dashboard/admin/billing)
- Frontend: user wallet page with balance, quick-charge, transaction history
- Deploy page: cost breakdown shown in Review step (hourly/monthly/yearly)
- Navigation: Wallet link for users, Billing Plans link for admins
- Add dbStorageSize column to Application entity (default: 1Gi)
- Add dbStorageSize to CreateApplicationDto, frontend types
- Use dynamic storage size in K8s deployDatabase instead of hardcoded 5Gi
- Deploy page: storage size selector with +/- buttons (min 1GB, max 100GB)
- Auto-suggest storage based on DB dump file size (3x dump size, min 1GB)
- Show DB storage in Review step
- App detail: Database Storage section with expand button
- GET /applications/:id/db-storage — read current PVC size from K8s
- PATCH /applications/:id/db-storage — expand PVC (only increase, no shrink)
- PVC resize uses JSON patch on K8s API
- Move Application Type (Node.js/Laravel/WordPress) cards from Step 1 to Step 0 (Basic Info)
- Hide source code upload/git section when WordPress is selected
- Show WordPress info box explaining official Docker image usage
- Rename Step 1 heading to 'Versions & Database'
- Update Review step to show 'WordPress (Official Image)' as source
- Hide git branch/token review lines for WordPress
Backend:
- Add runtimeVersion, phpVersion, dbVersion columns to Application entity
- Add version fields to CreateApplicationDto with validation
- Node.js Dockerfile: use selected version (22/20/18/16) instead of hardcoded 20
- Laravel Dockerfile: use selected PHP version (8.4/8.3/8.2/8.1) instead of 8.3
- WordPress Dockerfile: use selected WP version (6.7/6.6/6.5/6.4) + PHP version
- K8s deployDatabase(): use selected DB version instead of hardcoded postgres:16/mysql:8.0
- K8s restoreDatabaseDump(): match DB image version for restore jobs
- Add dbVersion to ManifestContext interface
Frontend:
- Add runtimeVersion, phpVersion, dbVersion to Application and CreateApplicationDto
- Deploy page: Node.js version dropdown (22/20/18/16)
- Deploy page: Laravel PHP version dropdown (8.4/8.3/8.2/8.1)
- Deploy page: WordPress version + PHP version dropdowns
- Deploy page: PostgreSQL version dropdown (17/16/15/14)
- Deploy page: MySQL version dropdown (9.0/8.4/8.0/5.7)
- Deploy page: auto-set default versions on runtime/DB selection
- Review step: show selected versions
- App detail page: display runtime + DB versions in config and header
Backend:
- Add WORDPRESS to AppRuntime enum
- Add wordpressDockerfile() using wordpress:6-php8.3-apache base image
with custom theme/plugin/wp-content merge support
- Add WordPress-specific K8s env vars (WORDPRESS_DB_HOST, WORDPRESS_DB_USER,
WORDPRESS_DB_PASSWORD, WORDPRESS_DB_NAME, WORDPRESS_TABLE_PREFIX)
- Create wp-content PersistentVolumeClaim (2Gi) for WordPress deployments
- Mount wp-content PVC in deployment container at /var/www/html/wp-content
Frontend:
- Add 'wordpress' to runtime type unions (Application, CreateApplicationDto)
- Add WordPress runtime card in deploy page (port 80, blue icon)
- Auto-select MySQL database when WordPress is chosen, disable other DB options
- Show Persian hint 'وردپرس به MySQL نیاز دارد' when WordPress selected
- Update all runtime icon colors across dashboard, apps, admin/apps pages
to show blue-600 for WordPress
Backend:
- Add dbUsername/dbPassword columns to Application entity
- Add optional DB credential fields to CreateApplicationDto
- Auto-generate dbPassword (crypto.randomBytes) and default dbUsername='appuser'
when databaseType != 'none' on app creation
- Store both username and password in K8s DB secret (was password-only)
- Read DB_USER/POSTGRES_USER/MYSQL_USER from secretKeyRef instead of hardcoded
- New restoreDatabaseDump() in KubernetesService: creates K8s Job with
psql/mysql client to restore uploaded SQL dump, waits for completion,
returns logs
- New POST /applications/:id/db-upload endpoint with 500MB file limit
Frontend:
- Add dbUsername/dbPassword to Application and CreateApplicationDto types
- Deploy page: show username/password fields when database is selected,
with generate-random-password button and show/hide toggle
- App detail page: new Database section with connection info (host, port,
db name, username, password with copy-to-clipboard), SQL dump upload
area with drag-and-drop, and restore output logs display
Security:
- Database remains ClusterIP only (no external exposure)
- Credentials stored in K8s Secrets (base64-encoded)
- Dump file uploaded as temporary K8s Secret, auto-cleaned after restore
- Show running, deploying, pending, stopped, failed counts as color-coded cards
- Cards displayed at top of All Applications page for quick status overview
- Skeleton loading state includes card placeholders
- Add GET /applications/all endpoint for admin/technical with search by user name/email/ID
- GET /applications now always returns only the current user's apps (fix for technical seeing all apps)
- Technical role can view/edit/delete any application (same as admin)
- Add 'All Applications' page with search bar, user info columns, status badges
- Add 'All Applications' link to admin and technical sidebar navigation
- Add user relation to Application TypeScript interface
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