Account Trusted IPs for Rate Limits
Self-serve trusted egress IPs for higher firewall limits. Optional X-PocketHost-Client-IP header for SSR proxies.
PocketHost 3.0 — SFTP file access, scoped account keys, trusted IPs, phio deploy, and more. Flounder lifetime ends July 1 (6 days left) . What's changing
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Self-serve trusted egress IPs for higher firewall limits. Optional X-PocketHost-Client-IP header for SSR proxies.
Heads-up before July 1: Flounder lifetime sales end, Pay Per PocketBase limits enforced, existing accounts grandfathered.
First mothership admin plugin: fleet Live page. Empty /_/extensions.js was Cloudflare caching a pre-plugin response — bypass rule + init/realtime lessons from the 429 storm.
Firewall daemon grace holds instance traffic up to 60s while the edge restarts. Instance containers stay running and reattach on boot instead of cold-starting.
The control plane finally crossed the v0.22 → v0.23 JSVM cutover. One-way door, smaller SQLite files, and a babysit-and-fix rollout as long as instances keep running.
Before Mothership v0.39 cutover: Vitest suite, CI gates, phased deps refresh, PocketBase SDK 0.27, dual admin auth for 0.22 Mothership.
Two-phase upgrade: dual admin auth and dependency bumps on main first, zero lockfile changes on the v39 branch, SQL views dropped early. Cutover day flips Mothership only.
phio dev and deploy now sync on SFTP port 2222 with an auto-provisioned deploy key. Project linking moves to .phioconfig.
Register Ed25519 keys under Account → Keys. Grant SFTP access to all instances or a specific subset. The first step toward shared account access with limited permissions.
Flounder lifetime sales end July 1, 2026. Existing accounts get 30 days after sunset to buy. Email going out to all users.
Port 21 FTPS is on a sunset path. SFTP on 2222 with SSH keys is the future. phio deploy and dev already use SFTP.
Edge cleanup removed instance folders with no Mothership record. First production sweep freed ~300 GB, nearly half the used space on that node.
Edge-owned vacuum locks, spawn gates, and incremental --hours-back sweeps keep nightly SQLite compaction safe at fleet scale.
Auto Vacuum runs on idle instances overnight. Vacuum Now lets you compact warm instances from the dashboard when you need space back immediately.
Firewall rate limits now weight /api/files routes 10× cheaper than REST API calls. More headroom for uploads and downloads without loosening API abuse protection.
Nightly SQLite VACUUM on hibernated instances. On by default, toggle per instance, and skip running containers until they sleep.
SFTP replaces FTPS for instance files. Ed25519 SSH keys, GitHub-style registration, and docs for Mac, Windows, Linux, and popular clients.
PocketBase log retention deletes rows but SQLite keeps the disk. Our Mothership logs.db was 6.5 GB for ~1,800 records. Vacuum fixed it in seconds.
Dashboard instance status stays honest across Mothership and edge restarts. One mirror sync handshake instead of stale guesses.
We dropped 100+ lockfile packages by moving to Node 24 natives. Same hosting behavior, lighter stack, and deliberate prep for a future Bun soak.
Power off now stops your container for real. The dashboard shows Running vs Sleeping, and destructive actions wait for shutdown.
The dashboard now runs on Web Awesome: cleaner components, readable docs, and a simpler frontend stack.
PocketBase versions now sync directly from GitHub. No Gobot middleman, faster updates, no token required.
Our biggest release yet! Introducing webhooks, automated custom domains, hard paywall, and major infrastructure improvements.
Automate your PocketBase workflows with our new webhooks feature - more reliable than cron jobs.
Enhanced infrastructure for better data synchronization and dashboard performance.
Fully automated custom domain setup with Cloudflare integration and SSL certificates.
Follow along as we build a realtime multiplayer game using PocketBase.
The hard paywall is now active for new users, with existing users grandfathered in.
Our new YouTube channel for PocketBase tutorials and ecosystem content.
Why we're moving to a hard paywall model and what it means for the community.
Why PocketHost does not offer a formal SLA and what that means for reliability expectations.
PocketHost hosting is now available in more than 40 countries worldwide.
Introducing our custom container solution for global PocketBase hosting.
Early Morning Dev Round 1. Thoughts on where PocketBase is headed next.
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