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See how the same services differ between environments, such as stage and prod, and copy settings from one environment to another.
New ZopDay: open Compare environments on the project page to see your services side by side across environments, with differences highlighted. The Copy to button copies environment variables, the port and health-check settings to another environment, and shows every change before it is saved. Secret values are never shown or copied.
The ZopDay canvas now has an Overview of each environment, and Helm updates are safer: changes made outside ZopDay are flagged, and you choose whether a failed update rolls back.
New ZopDay: open Overview in the canvas bar to see how an environment is doing, including CPU, memory, failed or deploying services and the top CPU users. Tabs show each service's share of resources and every deploy, with who shipped it and what changed. Canvas filters now accept more than one value
Improved ZopDay: if a service's image, CPU, memory, probes or replicas were changed outside ZopDay, the service's Overview now lists what changed, and Review & update saves those values to Helm. Redeploys, rollbacks and retries also offer 'Roll back automatically if the update fails', ticked by default; untick it to keep a failed update on the new version and debug it
Projects approved for our open source program now get an email with a link to claim their plan. The link shows what the plan includes and adds it to the organisation they choose.
New ZopDay: when a project is approved for the open source program, the applicant gets an email with a link. The link opens a page showing what the plan includes: ZopDay Pro, ZopCloud credit, or both. The applicant picks an organisation or creates a new one, and the page confirms once the plan is added. ZopCloud credit arrives once a month and lasts 30 days. Each link works only once and shows when it expires
Self-managed OpenShift clusters with a private API server can now connect to ZopNight through a small agent in your network, with no inbound ports to open. Group budgets also show where you stand and which members spend the most.
New ZopNight: self-managed OpenShift clusters with a private API server can now connect. A small network agent runs on a VM in your network and connects out to ZopNight, so you open no inbound ports. Discovery, the live view and recommendations work just as they do for a public cluster
Improved ZopNight: resource and group budget cards now say where you stand in plain words, for example 'Approaching budget: 84% used, $120 left this month'. A group's budget card lists its top 3 members by spend and their share, flagging each one that is At risk or Over its own budget. A grouped resource shows its own budget next to its group's, and a team inherited from the group is marked as coming from the group
Self-managed OpenShift clusters now get rightsizing recommendations. Approval requests can now be sent and managed from your AI assistant, while approving and rejecting stay with people in the app. The Copilot seats page also shows who uses the seats you pay for and which ones you can reclaim.
New ZopNight: self-managed OpenShift clusters now get rightsizing recommendations for CPU and memory requests and limits, tight memory limits, CPU throttling and autoscaling settings. They open and close on their own after each discovery and show the measured values behind them, in units rather than dollars
New ZopDay: choose a Free, Starter or Pro plan in Settings → Plan, paid monthly or yearly in USD, or in INR with GST. Upgrades start right away with credit for unused days, and downgrades take effect when the paid term ends. Admins assign developer seats, and anyone beyond the seats bought is shown as Waiting. Plan limits and seat checks are being switched on in stages
Improved ZopNight: through the ZopNight MCP server, your AI assistant can now send recommendations for approval, add comments, resend or withdraw a request, and manage approval policies. Approving and rejecting still happen in the app, by people. Only admins can see who the approvers are, approval emails and chat messages now name the item, and reminders stop after 14 days
Improved ZopNight: the Copilot seats page now shows how well your seats are used and which ones you can reclaim. Seats that need attention come first, and selecting a person shows what their seat costs and which apps they use. If Microsoft does not report someone's usage, the seat says Not reported instead of showing zero
Improved ZopNight: you can now extend an active override from the new Extend button on the Overrides page, without cancelling it. The resource stays as it is and no cleared or set notifications go out. Group overrides move together, and an override with less than 6 minutes left cannot be extended
Admins can now set up approval workflows, so recommendations covered by a policy are reviewed and approved before anyone applies them. ZopDay can also trace the requests your VM services handle, and the Recommendations Overview now shows where your open savings are.
New ZopNight: admins can set up approval workflows in Policies → Recommendation Approvals, choosing what each policy covers, who can approve, how many approvals are needed and the deadline. Approvers then approve, reject or ask for changes in Activity → Approvals. An email goes out at each step, updates can also go to Slack, Microsoft Teams or Google Chat, and every step is recorded in the audit log
New ZopDay: follow each request through a VM service, spot slow endpoints and open a single request's timeline. Connect Grafana Tempo, Jaeger or Zipkin in Settings → Integrations → Observability, attach it to a space, then turn on tracing per service in Observability → Requests and redeploy. Your app must send traces for its requests to show up
Improved ZopCloud: people who arrive from our ZopCloud campaign now get a three-step guide to their first live app: pick the code, review it and watch it go live. Those with no code yet can deploy one of two ready-made open-source apps, and Finish later lets them pick up where they left off
Improved ZopNight: a new insights section on the Recommendations Overview shows open savings by category, resource type, cloud, account or severity, how long they have been waiting, and how much has been confirmed. Selecting a row filters the whole page to it
Users can now connect a cloud account with read-only access and get a free audit of their top findings. ZopDay also adds secret environment variables and CPU and memory limits for VM services.
New ZopNight: sign up from the cloud audit page, connect a cloud account with read-only access, and get a free audit. Savings, Compliance, Risk and Advisory each show their top findings and how many more there are. Choose Request upgrade to unlock the full list and the rest of the product; until then, the organisation stays read-only with up to two cloud accounts. Organisations on other plans see no change
New ZopDay: organisation admins can now mark a VM service's environment variable as Secret, in Settings or in Deploy a new revision. Its value is stored in a secret manager and never shown again, so only its name and a hidden value appear. This also works on ZopCloud
New ZopDay: set CPU and memory limits for a VM service when you create it, under Advanced settings, or later in Settings → Runtime. An empty field uses the default size. On ZopCloud, each service can use up to 0.5 CPU and 1 GB of memory, and larger values are refused before saving
Improved ZopNight: Copilot seat licences in Cost Reports → AI Spend now focus on what seats cost and which can be reclaimed. You can sort, filter and search the seat list, and each status is explained. Seat prices now come only from your Microsoft billing data, so you can no longer type a price in by hand; if billing access is missing, a Grant access button shows how to add it
Improved ZopNight: save a workbook's sheets, columns and filters as a template for your whole organisation, then pick it from Export → Advanced report or start fresh. Admins and Editors can save templates, and Viewers can view them. The workbook page now checks your setup as you edit, in place of the sample preview
Improved ZopCloud: Recent activity in Settings → Billing now shows one App usage row per day, instead of one for every 15-minute charge. Click a day to see what CPU, memory, outbound traffic and builds cost. Purchases, signup credit, build minutes and expiry keep their own rows, and you can view up to 92 days at a time
Cost Reports can now export an Excel workbook built from your billing data, ready for your monthly finance pack. Tag reports can also include tags from tagging policies that nobody has accepted yet.
New ZopNight: Export on Cost Reports → Summary now offers an Advanced report that builds an Excel workbook from your billing data. Start from ready-made sheets, then rename, reorder or add columns and filter by any field or tag. Choose 1 to 24 months and preview the totals before you export. We email you a download link that is valid for one hour, and the standard CSV report is unchanged
Improved ZopNight: on Reports → Tags, the Source filter has a new Policy (not accepted) option. It adds tags from your tagging policies, such as Application or Owner, to the report before anyone has accepted them, each marked with a policy badge. The default view does not change
Apps on ZopCloud shared VMs now run on prepaid credit. New users get $10 free with their first deploy, and you can buy more and see every charge in Settings → Billing. ZopDay can also send VM service logs to a backend you own, and every product now has a Feedback form in the sidebar.
New ZopCloud: apps on shared VMs now run on prepaid credit, used by app size while they run. New users get $10 free with their first deploy, and we email you as the balance passes $2 and $0.50. At $0, apps pause with their data kept and restart once you buy a credit pack. Builds on ZopCloud are charged per minute; ZopDay builds for your own cloud are not
New ZopDay: send VM service logs to your own Loki, VictoriaLogs or Datadog. Connect it in Settings → Integrations → Logs, then pick it under Space → Settings → Observability. View logs reads it back, refreshes every 10 seconds, and works even when the VM is unreachable. If a space has no logs backend, logs are still read straight from the VM
New ZopNight, ZopDay & ZopCloud: a new Feedback item in the sidebar opens a short form. Rate the product from 1 to 10, add a comment, and attach up to 5 screenshots. Your feedback goes straight to the Zop team
Improved ZopNight: the Agents view now shows 30-day charts for each Azure AI agent, covering runs, tokens, tool calls and error rate. A daily table and details for each tool sit alongside them. If an active agent has made at least 20 requests and fails 20% or more of them, it is now marked as Failing and listed in the Needs attention section
Improved ZopCloud: each customer's app on a shared VM now gets its own network. Fair-use limits apply: outbound traffic is capped at 10 Mbit/s per app, and requests larger than 5 MB are rejected. Custom domains are accepted once their DNS points at the space. Existing apps switch to their own network the next time they deploy
Improved ZopNight: on the Schedules → Overrides tab, the Create Override button now sits on the right of the filter bar, just like Create Schedule on the Schedules tab. It stays in place even when there are no overrides yet
Apply a coupon to any unpaid invoice yourself, without contacting support. Open it in Settings → Billing and enter the code: the amount due and payment link update straight away, and we email you the new amount.
New ZopNight: add or remove a coupon on any unpaid invoice in Settings → Billing, without contacting support. The amount due and payment link update straight away, and we email you the new amount. After you pay, you get a credit note for the discount, with GST shown separately
New ZopDay: deployed services can now send alerts. Turn on Alerts for a space in Infrastructure to hear in Slack, Google Chat or email when a service crash-loops, is not ready, runs high on CPU or memory, or fails to deploy (CPU and memory alerts do not yet fire on GKE). Each service can narrow its channels and alert types, and alerts link straight to the service on the canvas
New ZopNight: a new Agents view in Cost Reports → AI Spend lists your Azure AI Foundry agents with responses per day, and flags agents that are idle or disabled but still published. It shows Microsoft's cost estimate per agent, Azure AI spend not tied to an agent, and Copilot credits by billing policy. It uses your existing Azure connection; grant the new Zopnight AI Agents Reader role to include unpublished agents
Improved ZopDay: a new Observability tab for VM pools charts CPU (including steal), memory, disk throughput and IOPS, network, and disk space per mount. It reads from the space's metrics backend once one is attached, so nothing new runs on the VM
Improved ZopNight: Azure tagging rules can now use a resource's resource group, which is often the natural way to tell which application it belongs to. It works in conditions, lookups and value templates, and matching ignores case. Existing rules that read a tag named ResourceGroup need a small update
Recommendations Overview puts every recommendation in one place: raised, applied, dismissed or confirmed fixed, and how much you saved. Open it from Recommendations → Overview, now first in the menu.
New ZopNight: Recommendations Overview tracks each recommendation from raised to applied, dismissed or confirmed fixed, along with what you saved. Filter by cloud, account, category or status, and click a row to open it. The Savings, Compliance, Risk and Advisory pages also get a Verified resolved card, counting the fixes we have confirmed in your cloud account
New ZopDay: lock a deployed service behind a password. An admin clicks the lock next to its web address, and visitors must then sign in before the page opens. ZopDay generates the username and password, shows the password only once, and Copy credentials copies both in one click. You can rotate or remove it from the same place. Works on Kubernetes and virtual machines, including ZopCloud
Improved ZopNight & ZopDay: new users can sign up straight from Cursor, VS Code, Claude Code or another AI tool. We create their organisation with MCP already on, so tool calls work from the start, and Continue to zopdev takes them to ZopNight or ZopDay. The permission screen adds a one-click Full write access option
Improved ZopNight: clearer invoices and credit notes in Settings → Billing. Invoices use plain language, show one breakdown from cloud spend to total, and keep your contact and tax details together. Credit notes open on their own page, showing the refund and where it went. Downloaded PDFs match the screen and include a Pay now link
You now choose where ZopNight reads your cost data: free estimates or the real figures from your billing export. It used to take whatever billing access an account happened to have, including paid AWS Cost Explorer calls you never asked for, so reading your costs could itself cost you money.
New ZopNight: a Cost Preferences page under Settings → Preferences. Pick Estimates only, Your billing export, or Export + billing API, which is marked Billed to you. You can override that choice for a single cloud account. Estimates now carry a Rack rate label, and a cost with no data shows a dash instead of $0.00
Improved ZopDay: service cards on the project canvas used to show only whether a service was running. Each one now carries its replicas, CPU and memory against their limits, uptime, and restarts. A service that is not running says why instead, such as Scaled to zero
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