We've shipped a sweeping refresh across InfraNest — cleaner interfaces, smarter automation, and tools that bend less to your workflow. Here's what's new.
✨ New
- Cost report shows your total monthly and yearly spend across servers, domains, certificates, DNS and more, grouped by type, provider or tag in your base currency.
- Export buttons now appear on every list page to download exactly what you see as CSV, JSON or XML, respecting active filters, plus a bulk-bar option to export only selected rows.
- Drop Catch can now place a backorder through Dynadot to catch a dropping domain ahead of the drop, with payment only if it wins.
- In-app support lets you open a ticket, attach screenshots, follow conversations live, get email replies and related help articles, and rate resolved tickets without leaving InfraNest.
- Create a firewall directly from the Firewalls page or from a server by picking the account, choosing a template or preset, optionally attaching servers, and landing in the plain-English editor with security advisor and safety checks.
- Integrations now includes ready-made Zapier, Make and n8n connections alongside custom webhooks to send infrastructure events to thousands of apps.
- GitHub integration for automations lets you react to pushes, pull requests, issues, workflow runs, deployments, releases and checks, and trigger workflows, manage issues and PRs, request reviews, create deployments and set status.
- A new template library for automations offers ready-made recipes filtered by category or trigger, showcasing control flow like wait-then-escalate, branch by tag, approval gates, webhook logging and GitHub workflows.
- Automations can now power on, reboot or shut down servers, and toggle backups and delete protection, with new templates for enable-on-new-server and reboot-on-monitor-down workflows.
⚡ Improved
- Certificates now show one row per cert with automatic revocation and CAA checks, an A–F health grade, and a redesigned full-page view.
- Uptime checks in Monitors now fail over to the healthiest region, require agreement from multiple regions before flagging a site down, include self-healing probes, and show per-probe status.
- Sessions now show the ISP and network behind each sign-in and flag sign-ins from a VPN or hosting network.
- The Firewalls editor now reads in plain English with a live security advisor, a lockout safety check, detection of provider-console changes, and TransIP firewalls on the same page as the rest.
- The Firewalls list leads with a plain-English summary of what each firewall allows, flags anything exposed to the internet in red, groups by account, and shows a single alert only when needed.
- The Load Balancers list now shows what each forwards and its target count at a glance, flags anything down or without targets, groups by account, and displays a single alert only when needed.
- The server detail page now shows firewall, volume, load balancer and private network as linked at-a-glance cards, reduces tabs from nine to five, focuses the security advisor on fixes, and surfaces real findings in recent activity.
- The Servers list leads with what needs you — SSH exposed to the internet, no firewall, backups off — in plain English, groups by account with monthly costs totalled per account and overall, and folds IP, location and tags under each name.
- Resource lists now fold type, IP, location and tags under each name, total monthly cost per account and overall, and search across servers, load balancers and firewalls now matches IP addresses, tags, location and type.
- Automation messages can now pull in far more detail — subject, organisation, rule owner and current date — with filters like date formatting and uppercase from a searchable picker.
- Delete protection now covers servers, volumes, load balancers, networks, snapshots and firewalls across the UI, API, bulk actions and automations, and stays in sync with provider locks where they exist.