Carpathian Cloud Version 2026.3.1 is now available to all users. It's been a few months in the making, but this release was heavily influenced by community and tester feedback. We've rebuilt most of the dashboard from scratch, added a bunch of features (both user-requested and a few experimental items), and cleaned up a lot of the rough edges from earlier versions.
Server Detail Pages
Every cloud server now has its own dedicated page. Click into any server and you'll see everything in one place — deployments, API keys, network rules, networking info, and upgrade controls. We built this because jumping between pages to manage a single server was annoying, and figured you felt the same way.
Deployments Dashboard
You can now track deployment history triggered from GitHub Actions directly in the dashboard. Each deployment shows the commit SHA, branch, author, status, duration, and timestamps. You can open full logs or clean up old records right from the list. If you're using our GitHub Actions integration, this gives you full visibility without leaving Carpathian.
API Key Management
We added a dedicated page for managing API keys. You can search and filter by status or scope, check usage stats, and handle the full lifecycle of your keys from one place.
Networking
The new networking page has two tabs: Networks for creating and managing private LAN networks with connected device visibility, and Configurations for domain and subdomain routing. If you're running multiple VMs that need to talk to each other privately, this is where you set that up.
Domains and Uptime Monitoring
We deprecated domain parking for credits and consolidated domain and uptime monitoring to a single page (previously in Status Center).
AI Dashboard
We added a new AI section for creating and managing model instances, tracking token usage and costs, and connecting to your models via the OpenAI-compatible API. As the platform grows, we will continue adding more (and larger) models. Most of these are great for integrating with your software for spam detection, spell checking, and similar use cases.
We also added a chatbot to the AI section so users can play around with it — this won't count toward your token usage. Since this feature is new to the platform, we highly encourage users to send feedback via the feedback tab on the sidebar. We aren't personally big fans of bolting on an AI "support" chatbot, so this likely won't have much deeper integration beyond a sidebar panel — at least until we release our own foundation models.
We've personally found a lot of success using AI in the core platform itself for log review, automated reporting, and spam detection. Read our blog post here on how we're implementing AI inside Carpathian.
Additional Improvements
- The entire interface has been rebuilt with a unified design system.
- Server cards now display real-time metrics — CPU, memory, and disk usage. Quick action buttons for console, uploads, API keys, and deployments are right on the card.
- Dashboard nav is cleaner with modular sub-navigations.
- Account settings expanded to include full profile editing, organization settings, marketing preferences, language, timezone, and account deletion.
- The shop has been reorganized with tabs for Shop, Subscriptions, Swag, and My Purchases (with the addition of the new AI features).
- Server upgrades and downgrades can now be done directly from the dashboard with clear allocation visibility.
- Server status changes are pushed to your dashboard instantly without needing to refresh.
- Every page is now fully responsive — cards, tables, modals, and navigation all adapt to smaller screens.
- Server groups let you organize servers into logical collections.
- Feedback system for submitting bugs, feature requests, and diagnostics directly from the dashboard.
- Better customer service tooling for resolving common account issues. We do implement features in response to user issues so we can respond faster — so as you run into problems, send us an email or submit feedback from your dashboard. We'll keep building out features that make the experience better.
Performance and Reliability
- Many backend processes were rearchitected to bring faster response times, especially on slower networks.
- Provisioning was rebuilt from scratch and moved away from VMware. Users should see much faster provision times regardless of specs.
Bug Fixes
- Fixed SSH console connections failing intermittently.
- Fixed file uploads breaking on large files.
- Fixed virtual network allocation logic.
- Fixed terminal text being clipped in the console.
- Fixed publications not rendering correctly on internal and public views.
- Fixed duplicate account checking during signup.
- Fixed password reset flow.
- Fixed upgrade allocations being consumed even when the upgrade couldn't be mapped to a resource.
- Fixed unmapped upgrade items silently consuming allocations without adding resources.
