Domains on Insites DNS can now add, edit and delete their own DNS records from the domain's page
Each record shows who added or last changed it in Console, and when
The TTL list shows each option's length in seconds
Subdomains can have an _acme-challenge record, and records are sorted by type
The Imported Records card has a Copy records button, and says your records are managed there
When a domain moves to Insites DNS, Console says the imported list may be incomplete and asks you to confirm you've compared it
Domains
The "Also serves www" line is gone from the Domains list and the domain's page
A domain's ⋮ menu keeps actions your role can't use in place, but disabled
The Domains list updates as soon as a domain's nameservers are found
If another platform still serves your www address, the domain says so instead of Connected
Dates such as "Today" follow your own time zone
Email These Records opens empty each time
Instances
Instance cards and the Instances list show each instance's default domain, and Visit site opens it
Only Admins can create a Production instance
Deleting an instance has clearer messages, and deleting one that's already gone says so
Migrate a site links to the migration site as Find out more
Instance details
The About card shows the instance UUID with a copy button, and the instance address has a copy button too
The About card's button reads Edit details and the Domains card's reads View domains
Each section shows a loading outline that matches it, and the page width matches the design
The CLI Commands tab is easier to read, and the Usage tab's cards keep their size while loading
Recent Activity names CLI changes: a constant set or removed, and a page deleted
The Logs tab is hidden until it's ready
Modules
Every version of a module is listed, with who installed earlier versions
Rolling back across a breaking release asks you to confirm
A failed module change shows as an error and stays until you close it
After an update, the instance's own module list shows the same version as Console
Sign-in and email
Logging out of an instance's admin takes you to that instance's sign-in page, instead of signing you straight back in
Invitation sent, Domain removed, module update and Instance created emails go to the right people with the right details
The DNS records email shows a sender with no name by their address, once
Security
Calls from an instance to Console are now checked against that instance's own key
Backend
New
Domains on Insites DNS can add, edit and delete their own A, CNAME, MX, TXT and SRV records. The records Insites manages, such as the website, certificate and email records, stay locked
Console keeps a history of who added or last changed each DNS record, and when, without storing the record's value
Saving the session timeout, reCAPTCHA or Twilio settings in an instance's admin now emails the owner and every admin
People with access to a single instance can have their role changed, invites held, and be added from Console, with an account activity log
Each instance now has its own service secret, and calls between Insites and an instance use a short-lived token signed with it
Changed
Moving a domain to Insites DNS now looks up 44 more common names, including Microsoft 365's, Zendesk's and the usual DKIM selectors, so fewer records are missed
The DNS records email offers an A record for a main domain as an alternative to its CNAME
Module update emails go to the owner, every admin and the person who ran the update, and a failure names the version the module is still on
Invitation, administrator and Instance deleted emails carry the right names and details
A new instance's packages show as installing, then installed, one by one
Fixed
A subdomain's _acme-challenge record can now be added on Insites DNS, so a second instance on a subdomain can get its certificate
A CNAME that the hosting partner proxies no longer shows as a website and SSL error
A domain reads Live only once Insites serves its www address, and a deleted www address is recreated
First-administrator emails no longer arrive blank
A failed create or delete always sends the right email, never both outcomes
The DNS records email for a connected domain keeps the DMARC record the page lists
Module update emails greet you by your first name exactly as stored