Logbook - 2022-06-23

In recent weeks, Fly.io has made significant updates to its Phoenix/LiveView-based web UI, including the addition of a new YUL region in Montreal, Canada. The company has also optimized API queries in flyctl for faster performance and added support for Laravel launcher projects using Swoole or RoadRunner. Additionally, Fly.io has improved DNS propagation pre-verification with Let's Encrypt, updated logic to prevent multiple reloads of data about an app's current image, and optimized API calls used for first deploys. Other updates include source coverage and test analytics for fly-proxy's all-Rust codebase, additional TLVs in the Rust proxy's PROXYPROTO v2 support, and a dedicated internal reference doc for diagnostics and troubleshooting. Furthermore, Fly.io has made UI improvements to its Account Settings dashboard components, added a page showcasing serious documents like DPA and HIPAA BAA, and simplified the Plans UI with an organization dropdown selector. Several bugs have also been fixed, including issues related to flyctl's env variables, deleting organizations, password-reset links, listing app secrets, moving apps, and a bad if causing a 500 error on the app activity dashboard.