Changelog
OpsProbe version history.
A public, version-by-version record of what changed in OpsProbe: website monitoring, console workflows, incidents, reports, alert response, documentation, and release discipline.
Quick answer
OpsProbe is currently on v0.2.9. The public MVP now supports Google sign-in, verified websites, HTTP/DNS/SSL/TCP monitoring, SSL expiry visibility, incidents, reports, monitor cockpit views, and alert response actions.
MVP release line
Alert response workflow
Added incident acknowledgement, temporary mute, five-minute escalation tracking, alert outbox events, and a live Alerts feed in the console.
SSL expiry visibility
Shows SSL certificate days remaining, improves SSL error labels, restores rustfmt checks, and documents repository code standards.
TCP port monitoring
Added default TCP port monitors for verified websites, worker execution, incident support, and clickable TCP signal details.
Site-level Monitor Cockpit
Grouped HTTP, DNS, and SSL signals into one cockpit per website, with clickable signal drill-down and reduced duplicate monitor cards.
DNS and SSL monitoring
Turned DNS and SSL from planned cockpit signals into real scheduled monitors with verified-site backfill and worker probes.
Monitor Cockpit and scoped Overview
Separated Overview conclusions from detailed pages and made Monitors read like health instruments with score, timeline, and latency metrics.
Health-first console
Added 72-hour health timelines, workspace health score, site health strips, and responsive instrument-style monitor cards.
Recent Checks page
Added workspace-level check results, raw HTTP status, response time, checked time, and error detail for diagnostics.
Dedicated Monitors page
Separated active monitor checks from website ownership management and exposed status, interval, timeout, region, and next run context.
First MVP feature release
Added Google sessions, workspaces, website verification, HTTP monitor creation, scheduled probes, incidents, dynamic metrics, and basic reports.
Foundation releases
First signed-in console shell
Improved landing page readability, reduced hero complexity, and added the initial console shell behind Google sign-in.
Release discipline alignment
Reserved the 0.1.x line for patches, shifted the MVP roadmap to 0.2.0, and introduced release-note discipline.
Public build baseline
Established the first public release with landing page, waitlist, Rust API, PostgreSQL, Redis, nginx, HTTPS, and versioning.