March was a big month for Suga, we added custom domains with automatic certificates, wired up GitHub for source-linked builds that redeploy on push, enhanced the template browser, improved environment forking, added a new sidebar, and a bunch of smaller improvements across the board.
If there's something you'd like to see next, or something we can do better, come tell us in Discord.
Custom domains
Route traffic from your own domains to services running on Suga. Point a subdomain like api.example.com or an apex domain like example.com at your service, and Suga handles DNS verification and SSL certificates automatically.
GitHub integration
Connect your GitHub repositories directly to Suga for source-linked builds. Link any repo and get automatic builds with built-in redeployment on git push to the specified branch.
Service templates and discovery
A new template browser lets you add pre-configured services to the canvas instead of starting from scratch. Templates cover common patterns like web servers, databases, and workers, with sensible defaults for environment variables, ports, and resource limits.
Environment variable forking
When creating a new environment, you can now fork variables from an existing one. A review step shows exactly which variables will be copied before anything is applied, so you can swap out values (like production URLs for staging ones) before confirming.
App sidebar navigation
Navigation has been overhauled with a collapsible sidebar that works at both the org and project level. Org settings like billing, members, and cluster configuration are now accessible directly instead of through nested settings pages. The sidebar adapts based on context and works on mobile.
More this month
- Circular reference detection: variable references are checked for cycles before deploying, with circular edges rendered distinctly on the canvas.
- Auto-provisioned build infrastructure: new organizations get build infrastructure on creation. No setup steps before your first deploy.
- Variable masking fix: switched from native input type toggling to CSS-based masking, fixing cross-browser issues with copy/paste and password managers.
Check the full changelog for details on every update.