March is here, which means it’s time to recap all the innovations our team implemented over the past month.

Updated Logs

As our happy customer base grows, we realized our legacy logging implementation was becoming a bottleneck—both in terms of user experience and backend load. That’s why we prioritized providing our users with a powerful, intuitive tool to monitor application health.

Resource logs are now displayed in a streamlined window featuring recent log history and a convenient search bar. While the feedback confirms that log viewing is much smoother, we didn't stop there.

Command Line Interface (CLI)

Meet the NoVPS CLI, which allows you to retrieve information about running applications, resources, and databases without ever logging into the dashboard. To get started, simply create a Personal Access Token for each project and authenticate using that token.

Releasing an early version just to mirror dashboard data wouldn't have been enough. That’s why we’ve included exclusive features available only via the CLI:

Port Forwarding – Map resource and database ports to your local machine to connect to private services or databases running in the cloud. The CLI establishes short-term connections (a few hours), making it ideal for debugging or maintenance. Please note: this is not intended for permanent connections between external apps and the NoVPS cloud.

Logs Tailing – Doubling down on developer experience, we’ve brought resource logs to the terminal. You can now monitor logs in real-time, providing the same seamless experience as running tail -f.

We are actively developing the CLI, with plans to move beyond "read-only" mode to allow creating resources, databases, and more. Our goal is a comprehensive CLI that enables both you and your AI agents to manage cloud infrastructure directly from the terminal.

Project Overview

As part of our UI/UX overhaul, we’ve updated the application list. You can now see at a glance which resources are running within a specific app, as well as any linked databases, S3 buckets, and Docker registries.

Conclusion

February was an incredibly productive month. Beyond the features mentioned above, we performed extensive internal work to improve stability and optimize performance, making the platform faster and more reliable than ever.

Our team is committed to evolving the platform, and we look forward to sharing more updates with you soon.

Stay tuned!