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This release focuses on keeping operators informed and in control: in-console update notifications, custom node sizing at deployment time, stronger session security, and a round of network-support and snapshot-restore reliability work.

Update notifications and version awareness

The Control Panel now has a notification center. A bell icon in the header shows an unread badge, opens a slide-in drawer, and links to a dedicated notifications page grouped by date. When a newer version of a supported client or of the Control Panel itself becomes available, you get notified in-console instead of tracking releases elsewhere.
  • Notification center — a header bell with an unread badge, a slide-in drawer, and a dedicated notifications page grouped by date.
  • Version awareness — notifications when a newer client or Control Panel version becomes available.
  • Session-time fetch — notifications are fetched when your session starts and can be dismissed individually or cleared all at once.

Custom node configuration in the deployment wizard

The deployment wizard now includes a custom configuration option. Instead of accepting a preset as-is, you can tailor a node before you deploy it.
  • Per-client resources — edit CPU, RAM, and storage per client, prefilled from the preset you started with.
  • Client-specific settings — adjust client-specific settings alongside the resource values.
  • Detailed summary — the summary step shows a per-component breakdown of everything you changed.
  • Preserved edits — your changes are kept if you navigate back from the summary to make further adjustments.

Stronger session security

Signing out now revokes the session’s tokens server-side rather than only clearing them from the browser. Revoked tokens are tracked in a dedicated store and rejected on subsequent requests, closing the window where a previously issued token could still be used after logout.

Broader and more reliable network support

  • TRON snapshot startup — TRON nodes restored from a pruned RocksDB snapshot no longer crash-loop on startup.
  • TRON logs — TRON logs now stream to standard output, so kubectl logs shows what the node is doing.
  • Polygon Heimdall retention — Polygon Heimdall nodes ship with state pruning and block retention configured out of the box, keeping the blockstore bounded instead of growing unbounded after a snapshot restore.
  • Polygon preset — a Polygon deployment preset is included.

More reliable snapshot restores

  • Single-file compressed snapshots — single-file compressed snapshots are now extracted correctly during download.
  • Filename preservation — restored filenames are preserved end to end.
  • Automatic cleanup — orphaned artifacts left behind by interrupted restores are cleaned up automatically.
  • Per-source placement — snapshot data sources can target specific placement per source entry, giving you finer control over where restore data lands.

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Last modified on July 17, 2026