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New customers now get USD 5.00 of credit on their first project when they save a card.
Every pull request can now get its own running copy of your app, at its own URL, rebuilt on each push and removed when the pull request closes.
The Cosmoner Terraform provider is on the Terraform Registry. Manage apps, databases, Redis, buckets, secrets and more as code.
Add a PostgreSQL database while you set up a new app, and it is created, connected and linked for you.
Cosmoner now offers free web tools anyone can use without an account. The first is a DNS lookup that shows whether a change has propagated.
Instances get a clean SIGTERM and time to finish their requests on every deploy, and your custom build command now runs for apps built automatically.
Every PostgreSQL database now has a public host, so your laptop, CI jobs and apps hosted elsewhere can connect over TLS.
Every web hosting backup now has a Restore button, so you no longer need to contact support to get your site back.
Use your Google account to sign in to Cosmoner, and connect it to an existing account so you can use either method.
Every web hosting is now backed up each night, with 7 days of backups included and longer retention available.
Open a shell in your web hosting straight from the control panel, without an SSH client.
Object storage buckets can now serve selected folders publicly or through the CDN while the rest of the bucket stays private, and the CDN no longer requires public access.
The email page now shows how much of your mail bounces or is marked as spam, and warns you before either rate puts your sending at risk.
A project can now create 100 secrets every 10 minutes, up from 10, so a script or CI job can set up every secret a project needs in one run.
The Cosmoner docs now have an MCP server, so AI assistants and coding agents can search and read them directly.
Connect an AI assistant to your project over MCP, and it can read your apps' logs, redeploy them and set variables, with an API key you scope.
Always-on clusters can now be created on PostgreSQL 18, and it is the version you get by default. Existing clusters are unchanged.
Always-on databases now run on Cosmoner infrastructure — PostgreSQL 16 or 17 with the disk included, starting at $5 for a 512 MB development database.
Always-on PostgreSQL databases now have a Data tab for browsing tables, editing rows, and running SQL that writes — all inside one transaction.
Apps deployed from your container registry can now follow every push, or ignore pushes and deploy from CI.
A new cosmoner command validates .cosmoner/deployment.yaml from your terminal or your CI job, and the same check is now built into the JavaScript, Python and PHP SDKs.
A new managed cache running on Cosmoner infrastructure, starting at $3 for 250 MB — around a third of what the equivalent Redis plan costs.
Commit a .datablock/app.yaml, link your stored secrets and variables from it, and fill the deploy wizard in with one click. The format is now published as a JSON Schema your editor can check as you type.
A fault introduced on 22 August stopped existing accounts from signing in and blocked new sign-ups. It is fixed, and your account, password and linked GitHub login are unchanged.
Scales-to-zero databases now have a Data tab for reading tables, paging through rows, and running read-only SQL — no database client required.
Active sessions, an in-app password change, breached-password checks, and an email whenever your account's protections change.
Use Touch ID, Face ID, Windows Hello, or a security key to sign in — no password and no code, and nothing a phishing site can steal.
Protect your account with a code from your authenticator app, so a stolen password is no longer enough to reach your servers, domains, and secrets.
Failed deployments no longer produce an invoice, and cancelling your last resource now refunds the unused part of the period you already paid for.
Deploy fully managed Redis databases from the control panel, with a choice of RAM or Flex plans, optional high availability, and configurable persistence.
Choose a region, set a retention policy, and turn on image scanning or immutable tags when you create a Cosmoner registry.
Use GitHub to sign in to Cosmoner, and connect it to an existing account so you can use either method.
Connect Bitbucket or GitLab repositories and deploy them through Cosmoner's existing deployment workflow.
Point any mail library at smtp.cosmoner.com and send from your verified domain using your existing SMTP credentials.
Cosmoner now publishes a changelog so you can follow what ships on the platform.