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Version: Next

Release Notes

Migrating to Inertia and React​

In this release, we have migrated the dashboard to use Inertia.js and React. This change allows for a more dynamic and responsive user interface, improving the overall user experience. The new setup also enables easier development of future features and enhancements.

New dashboard UI​

The dashboard has been completely redesigned to provide a more intuitive and user-friendly experience. The new UI features a cleaner layout, improved navigation, and enhanced visual elements to help users manage their servers more effectively.

Plugins​

Plugins are now supported in Vito, allowing users to extend the functionality of VitoDeploy. Users can now develop and install official and community supported plugins to add new features or modify existing ones. This opens up a wide range of possibilities for customization and enhancement of the VitoDeploy experience.

Background jobs performance improvements​

We've migrated the queue system from Laravel's default database queue to Horizon with Redis. Vito's queues were previously running with only one worker, which caused delays in processing background jobs. Now, with the new setup, VitoDeploy can handle multiple background jobs simultaneously, significantly improving the performance.

Export and Import​

The export and import functionality has been added to VitoDeploy, allowing users to easily export and backup their server configurations and import them when needed. This feature is particularly useful for users who want to migrate their Vito instance from machine to machine or for those who want to keep a backup of their server settings.

Redis for Caching, Sessions, and Queues​

Vito version 3.x uses Redis for caching, sessions, and queues. This change improves the performance and solves the Database lock issues with SQLite. Redis is a powerful in-memory data structure store that provides high performance and scalability for these tasks.