Increased Observability

You are now able to tail and search logs across all containers within a Northflank service, job, build or addon. This levels up observability when deploying and debugging in a highly available production environment and applies to:

• Logs from containers deployed in a service
• Logs from CI tracking build progress across parallel builds
• Logs from parallel job runs triggered via cron schedule or API trigger
• Logs from database masters and replicas
• Logs from terminal or running containers (up to 30 days of retention)
• Logs from backups and restores

Due to increased load on our logging backend, we have implemented a fallback when WebSockets are exhausted. If Northflank is unable to establish a real-time connection to the queried log stream, it creates a static HTTP query & returns the relevant log messages, putting your client into an offline state.

You will always be able to retrieve logs irrespective of load on our real-time logging infrastructure, and you can attempt to reconnect to the real-time stream via a button in the UI.

Other features & fixes

• Addons header now show status, containers and meta information
• Addon connection details inheritance now prevents setting duplicate names
• Added addon port to the connection details
• Added real-time updates to the project list when permissions are changed
• Jobs with external deployments can now be created even without a linked Git account
• Improved the UI of build deployment modals inside Pipelines
• Fixed Northflank logo not loading on template repositories
• Fixed a bug where service couldn't be created after deleting a custom port configuration
• Fixed several line breaks and now showing abbreviated names of branches and PRs if they're too long
• Fixed an issue where API Templates couldn't be deleted
• Fixed favouriting container registry credentials