Release notes written for operators. Every feature, fix and upgrade note, straight from the engineering team.
VirtConsole 3.3.5.1 applies public IP changes to the running guest on supported Linux images, on KVM and Proxmox.
VirtConsole 3.3.5 adds scheduled recovery drills and fleet alerts, volume protection policies, restore of a database backup into a new database, native incremental PostgreSQL backups, bounded HA cycles and reserved Proxmox VM IDs.
VirtConsole 3.3.4 brings one-click update to latest for the Master and every node, long operations that keep running through service restarts, migrations that show each step, live updates across the panels, improved NVIDIA GPU support, and an optional source address filter for public interfaces.
VirtConsole 3.3.3 lets customers restore a managed database backup into a brand-new database, adds reverse DNS zone import, a guided recovery for stuck backups and more detailed storage health readings.
VirtConsole 3.3.2 adds full VM backups on Proxmox Backup Server for managed databases and Kubernetes control planes, with provider-set schedules and retention, flexible per-plan billing, and a set of smoother everyday behaviours across the API and panels.
VirtConsole 3.3.1 adds age-based (daily, weekly, monthly, yearly) backup retention for Proxmox Backup Server and other destinations, gives Web SSH a one-time session URL, makes media transfers back off smartly between retries, and refines the API in dozens of places.
VirtConsole 3.3.0 backs up KVM and Proxmox VE instances to one Proxmox Backup Server destination, with real cross-instance deduplication, backup verification at rest, backups that survive instance destroy by default, and restore into a brand-new instance with billing that follows along.
Keys-only machines and reinstalls, console links you can hand to a customer, outbound webhooks for instances, and a long list of API contract fixes.
Rescue mode for KVM instances, Let's Encrypt certificates that attach themselves to the load balancer that requested them, a PHP extension and package-repository preflight on every update, and Oracle Linux 9 and 10 in the image catalog.
Kubernetes security groups now accept remote groups and IP sets as sources, cluster operations stay reachable over the VPC when you lock down the API load balancer, node pool rotations and the autoscaler are coordinated, and PostgreSQL incremental backups report their real WAL volume.
A rebuilt admin and user panel: one list engine with search and filters everywhere, step wizards for every create flow, tabbed instance and profile pages, a live monitoring overview, and a single light/dark token set, plus fixes across backups and MicroVMs.
Storage pools on LVM and ZFS report their real size, a Virtualizor importer that checks the schema before it writes, and a vcli command that prepares imported disks for the guest agent and cloud-init.
MicroVMs arrive: Firecracker sandboxes and services that boot in seconds, an E2B-compatible API for AI agents, ephemeral CI runners, per-second billing, and the admin tooling to run it all on your own racks.
Load balancer timeouts you control, Kubernetes traffic splitting, full-tunnel VPN that survives a reboot, and managed databases that start clean the first time.
The first release under the VirtConsole name: Windows licensing, managed SSL certificates, a support desk, a unified cross-OS installer, and a one-command path to the new layout.
We are renaming the platform from Hypervisor to VirtConsole. Same product, same team, same roadmap, a name we can actually own. Here is why, and what changes.
Account-level, ACM-style certificates arrive: issue once and attach to any number of load balancer listeners with SNI. Support tickets now get AI triage.
A full customer Support Ticket System ships in the panel: departments, SLA policies, threaded replies, scanned attachments, and linked instance context.
Customers can scrape their own Prometheus metrics, imported VMs get one-click driver repair via Import Doctor, and Fix Monitoring heals broken telemetry.
Kubernetes node pools can now rotate to a new plan without losing capacity. System DNS gives every resource a real hostname with trusted TLS and reverse DNS.
v3.1.5 is a reliability release closing the 3.1 line: the admin REST API, load balancer routing, Proxmox firewall sync and quota enforcement fall in line.
v3.1.2 adds OAuth and enforceable OIDC SSO, private locations with request-access, a deployment readiness engine, and a tougher load balancer.
v3.1.0 adds native Proxmox VE support. Link a PVE 8 or 9 cluster with one API token and manage it agentlessly alongside your KVM fleet, from the same panel.
v3.0.0 moves the platform onto Laravel 13, ships an OpenTofu/Terraform provider and an MCP server for AI agents, and hardens backups and networking.
Four new local storage backends, LVM and ZFS thin and thick, join qcow2, Ceph and NFS, with a guided wizard, a collapse watchdog, and a health dashboard.
Git push-to-deploy arrives: connect GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket or Gitea and ship straight from a repository with automatic builds and PR preview environments.
The platform graduates to stable, headlined by integrated payments and billing, self-service plan changes with proration, and a comprehensive Admin REST API.
Managed Kubernetes with HA control planes, worker pools, autoscaling and rolling upgrades, a redesigned backup pipeline with GFS retention, and a cron speedup.
Volume snapshots and backups, orphan VM import, self-registration with Turnstile and reCAPTCHA, a redesigned Forge tab, and RustFS replacing MinIO.
Stream instance backups directly to S3, SFTP, FTP or any rclone remote. GPU passthrough for compute workloads, plus UI polish.
Team management with IAM and custom roles, a unified monitoring dashboard with alert rules, a browser-based Web SSH terminal, and autoscaling groups.
Managed databases with read replicas, database backup policies with PITR, Forge live snapshots, security groups, Docker management and WireGuard VPN gateways.
Managed HAProxy load balancers with VPC and public modes, user scripts for automated provisioning, project-based organization, and a redesigned instance page.
Move running virtual machines between hypervisors with less than one second of downtime, using KVM live migration technology built into the panel.
Comprehensive admin audit logging, role-based access control, enhanced Windows VM support with Secure Boot and TPM 2.0, and a redesigned dark mode.
Ceph RBD distributed storage, High Availability with IPMI-fenced failover and instance evacuation, plus Cloud Service hourly billing, in this v1.0.5 beta.
The beta release of hourly billing: hypervisor locations, plan groups, flexible pricing, balance thresholds, low-balance alerts and multi-currency support.
The preview release of Version v1.0.3, adding a global Admin API and self-provisioning resource packs, plus a round of UI bug fixes across the panel.
The stable release of Version v1.0.3, adding a global Admin API and self-provisioning resource packs, plus a round of UI bug fixes across the panel.
Virtual Private Cloud networking, incremental backups and NAT gateway infrastructure arrive in this beta, bringing enterprise-grade networking to your fleet.
The general availability of Version v1.0.2, adding instance migrations to the panel alongside a round of UI bug fixes and small improvements.
The general availability of Version v1.0.1, adding reverse DNS support to the panel alongside a round of UI bug fixes and small improvements.
The general availability of VirtConsole v1.0.0, our first milestone release: KVM virtualization, block storage hotplug, and months of early feedback.
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Debian 11/12/13 · Ubuntu 22.04/24.04/26.04 · Rocky / Alma / CentOS Stream 9/10 · run as root.