August 27, 2026

Pod creation settings now survive browser navigation, asset download progress shows honest numbers, and Pod stops and host health monitoring are more dependable.

A reliability-focused release: the Pod creation wizard no longer loses work to browser navigation, asset download progress reports accurate speeds, and a set of fixes make Pod stops and host health monitoring more dependable.

Improvements

Datasets stay separate. When a Pod template’s dataset folder receives more than one dataset, each dataset now lands in its own subfolder instead of being mixed together in a single directory. Newly deployed Pods pick this up automatically. Read more →
“In progress” no longer looks like a warning. Transitional Pod states — creating, starting, restarting, updating — now use a distinct blue indicator. Amber is reserved for states that actually need your attention.
For hosts: more resilient health monitoring. An issue while checking one machine can no longer hold up online/offline detection for the rest of the fleet — every machine is checked independently on every cycle.

Fixes

The Pod creation wizard no longer loses your settings. Using the browser Back button — or refreshing — during Pod creation used to silently discard the environment variables, endpoints, volume mounts, commands, and attached assets you had configured. Your in-progress configuration is now preserved and restored across repeated back-and-forth navigation, on both official and custom templates.
Asset download progress shows accurate speeds. When a Pod downloaded several assets at once, the progress panel could show wildly inflated transfer speeds and rows could flicker between states. Speeds and ETAs are now measured per asset, and a download that stops reporting no longer props up the total.
Stopping a Pod can no longer leave it stuck on “Stopping”. In rare cases a stop request could leave a Pod showing “Stopping” for up to ~20 minutes even though it had already shut down. Stops now settle correctly right away.
Failed asset downloads are visible again. If a platform-managed asset download fails, the failure and its cause now appear in the Assets tab instead of disappearing silently. Read more →