- Health API now surfaces Docker /info + /version (version, platform,
kernel, container/image counts, storage driver, memory, latency) and
NPM aggregates (proxy host total, managed-by-Tinyforge count, access
lists, certificates, endpoint URL).
- Docker/NPM indicators moved out of the sidebar footer and into a
compact mono-styled rail directly under the Tinyforge brand title,
with pulse/fault animations and click-to-expand error hints.
- New SystemDaemonsCard on the dashboard: two terminal-styled panels
(Docker Engine + Proxy) with a running/paused/stopped stacked bar,
key-value diagnostics, and a total-vs-managed proportion meter on
the proxy-hosts tile.
- Shared health store so the sidebar and dashboard share a single
30 s poll instead of duplicating traffic.
- User-facing timezone preference with auto-detect fallback; all
dates across projects, sites, stacks, settings, backup, event log
and stale containers now render through \$fmt.date / \$fmt.datetime.
- en/ru translations for both features.
Rebrand the project as Tinyforge to reflect its evolution from a Docker
container watcher into a self-hosted mini CI/deployment platform.
Rename covers: Go module path, Docker labels, DB/config filenames,
JWT issuer, Dockerfile binary, docker-compose, CI workflows, frontend
i18n, README with static sites docs, and all code comments.
Resource limits:
- Add cpu_limit (cores) and memory_limit (MB) fields to Stage model
- Pass limits to Docker container via NanoCPUs and Memory in HostConfig
- Add CPU/Memory fields to stage creation form in project detail
- 0 = unlimited (default)
NPM access list:
- Add npm_access_list_id to Settings (global default) and Project (per-project override)
- Per-project overrides global when > 0
- NPM provider passes access_list_id when configuring proxy hosts
- Add GET /api/settings/npm-access-lists endpoint to list NPM access lists
- Add access list picker on NPM settings page (global)
- Add access list ID field on project edit form (per-project)
- DB migrations for all new columns
Replace direct npm.Client usage throughout the codebase with the
proxy.Provider interface, enabling pluggable proxy backends. The
deployer, API layer, and proxy manager now use provider-agnostic
route management (ConfigureRoute/DeleteRoute) instead of NPM-specific
API calls. Adds ProxyRouteID (string) to Instance model and
ProxyProvider setting to Settings, with SQLite migrations for
backward compatibility.
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