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Container Limits for ZopDay VM Services, Refused Before Saving
A resource limit is only useful if you learn about its ceiling before you deploy. ZopDay VM services now take a CPU limit and a memory cap, both when the service is created, under Advanced settings,…
ZopDay VM Container Secrets Live in Your Cloud's Secret Manager
A secret is safe only if there is no later screen where it can be read. ZopDay VM services now let an org admin mark an environment variable as Secret, in a service's Settings and in Deploy a new…
Kubernetes and VM Basic Auth Needed One Endpoint, Not Four
A deployed service's web address with no password on it is one click away from being locked down. ZopDay puts that click right next to the address itself: an admin clicks a lock icon, and the service…
ZopDay's Kubernetes Service Cards Show Why a Pod Isn't Running
A card that only tells you a service is running still leaves the actual question unanswered: running well, or running on borrowed time. ZopDay's project canvas used to show a single status per…
The Imported Service Was a Black Box. Now It Has a Front Door.
When you provision a service through ZopDay, you get its whole story: configuration, live status, and how to reach it. When you
Adopting running apps should not cost a redeploy, so ZopDay reads your Helm releases instead of rewriting them
Most tools that promise to manage your existing workloads ask for one thing first: redeploy everything through us. That is the wrong price. A re-rollout against production carries a real downtime…
An AWS VM is not a deploy target until domains, HTTPS, and a registry are wired in at provision time
A fresh EC2 instance is not an environment. It is a Linux box with an IP address and a checklist attached. Someone still has to point a domain at it, terminate TLS, give it pull access to a private…
A VM should cost you one push, not a week of firewall rules: ZopDay runs your service behind a managed edge
Most teams pick a VM because the runtime is simple. Then they spend a week paying for that choice in firewall rules, SSH key rotation, a certbot cron job, and a DNS ticket. The VM was never the…
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