Changelog

Node.js v24 Now Available at Hypernode

We’re pleased to announce that Node.js 24 is supported and available for all Hypernode customers using Debian Bookworm! You can enable Node.js v24 easily on your Hypernbode by running the following command: app@abcdef-example-magweb-cmbl:~$ hypernode-systemctl settings nodejs_version 24 Let us know if you run into any issues or have questions via our support channels.

MySQL 8.4 Now Supported on Hypernode

We’re excited to announce that MySQL 8.4 is now supported on Hypernode for Debian Bookworm! What’s New MySQL 8.4 support across the Hypernode platform and API. Authentication plugin checks for MySQL users: If any users are using unsupported auth plugins (anything other than caching_sha2_password), the upgrade will be not be possible. Upgrading to 8.4 is…

SSH Firewall Allowlist Now Available on Hypernode

We’ve added support for SSH firewalls on Hypernode! This new feature lets you restrict SSH access to specific IP addresses, adding an important layer of security to your server. Important: Unlike our other allowlists (for FTP, WAF, and database), SSH is open to the entire internet by default. As soon as you add an SSH…

OpenSearch 2.19 Now Supported on Hypernode

We’re pleased to announce that OpenSearch 2.19 is now fully supported on Hypernode for Debian Bookworm! 🎉 After a period of internal testing, this version is now available to all Hypernodes. If you want to upgrade your node to use OpenSearch 2.19, you can do so by running the following command: app@abcdef-example-magweb-cmbl:~$ hypernode-systemctl settings opensearch_version…

Release 10423: Node.js v22 Now Available on Debian Bookworm

We’re happy to announce that Node.js v22 is now supported and available for all customers using Debian Bookworm! You can enable Node.js v22 on your Debian Bookworm instance using the following command: app@abcdef-example-magweb-cmbl:~$ hypernode-systemctl settings nodejs_version 22

Release 10421: Improvements in Memory-handling in Elasticsearch on Debian Bookworm

We’re excited to announce that we’re rolling out memory management improvements for ElasticSearch on Debian Bookworm. This improvement is designed to optimize performance and ensure smoother operation. The update will be rolled out automatically to these Hypernodes over the coming weeks. Please note: this change does not impact Debian Buster or OpenSearch.

Release 10405: Object storage for remotely storing files, assets, backups, etc.

Hypernode Object Storage is now available! You can order a remote storage to store media files, assets, backups, documents, etc. Object storage eliminates redundancy and provides a centralized, scalable solution for storing application assets, session data, and backups. With Object Storage you get: Effortless Data Sharing – Seamless access across all Hypernodes Full Access Control…