2nd release that day
The platform can now stand up, ship, and replicate itself. A new Super-Admin → FleetOps console adds three operator capabilities, each with live, streamed logs. The theme: the product deploys and clones itself, safely and repeatably.
One-click server bootstrap & deploy
- Bootstrap turns a blank server into a complete running copy of the platform over SSH — OS packages, PostgreSQL, code, database migrations, frontend build, background workers, and web server — in one click, with real-time logs.
- Deploy rolls out new code to an already-running environment (pull → rebuild → restart) in a single click. Runs are resumable, and encryption/JWT keys are reused on retry so existing data and logins stay valid.
- Bootstrap installs HTTP only; operators add SSL afterward — and deploys never touch the web-server config, so HTTPS can't silently revert.
Releases console
- A new Releases tab pushes the current code to the git server and syncs release notes to the release tracker in one action — with one-click connection tests and an at-a-glance status (up to date / changes to push / pending notes). Git credentials are configured once, centrally, and shared by both pushing and deploying.
Workspace cloning (data fork)
- Migrate forks a complete workspace — its entire dataset — from one instance to another already-running instance. Secrets are safely re-encrypted for the destination, progress is tracked table by table, and any items that must be re-entered by hand (origin-bound integrations, active sessions) are listed up front.
All three are Super-Admin only.
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