Ping to Data Centers

We're excited to introduce a unified search bar that takes you directly to your service or documentation in seconds, enabling you to streamline your workflows. We are evolving our UI to reduce friction and keep developers in their flow. With our latest update, Hostman delivers a similarly streamlined experience — now, you have global search directly in your panel. Here’s how it works Open your Control Panel and press ⌘/Ctrl + K, or click the search field. Type anything — e.g., your server name, database label, or IP address (e.g., “db‑prod‑1” or “192.168.10.5”). Instantly get a unified list: matching services (with configurations), network info (e.g., IPs), and relevant docs (like "Manage Load Balancer"). Refine results using the Tab key — toggle between Services and Documentation. Use the arrow keys to navigate through results, and hit Enter to open. Why this matters It keeps you focused — no need to remember navigation paths or hunt for docs. Mobile-ready UI — pick and jump, even on your phone. Filters and shortcuts are simple and efficient. Explore the search feature in your Control Panel — we’d love to hear how this fits into your routine.

If you are tired of sketching your clouds and VMs in Miro, draw.io, or Figma to understand all your infrastructure, we hear you — that ends now. We are thrilled to announce a brand new feature — an infrastructure scheme that provides a fully synchronized, interactive map of your entire infrastructure. And it's free, with no extra cost or hidden fees — just clarity and care. What you can do With this feature, you can: View all project services — cloud servers, databases, S3 buckets, Kubernetes clusters, and load balancers. Navigate instantly — use an auto-generated master map, customizable to your needs. Organize visually — group resources in private networks, show traffic paths, or add custom blocks and comments, just like in Figma. Zoom, go full screen, and lock layouts — navigate with ease and precision. Every element displays its live status, region, resource specifications, and, for active incidents or maintenance, relevant alerts. The map isn't just pretty; it's operationally valuable. How it works We've built an infrastructure scheme using React Flow with custom improvements. Here's how it works: Metadata only on the server: positions, connections, comments — while live resource data (status, specs, region) is fetched directly from the front-end store. Live resource data is fetched on the client, ensuring freshness and avoiding data drift. Efficient editing through a debounced 1–2 second delay — your edits are batched, editing remains smooth, and server load stays low. Safe loading: If the system detects missing or inconsistent data at load time, editing is paused to prevent broken layouts or errors. The result With Hostman's infrastructure scheme, your infrastructure becomes alive: interactive, clean, and reliable. You get instant insight into how everything is wired without managing diagrams manually. It's not just about seeing your setup; it's about understanding it. Next steps The scheme already helps to understand how the infrastructure works. The next step is to transform it into a management tool. Our plans to transform this feature include: Ability to create drafts of schemes — to assemble the infrastructure like a constructor, to design connections, areas of responsibility, and structure. Then, we can deploy everything with one click, eliminating the need to switch between sections and manually create resources. New types of elements: pseudo-blocks for APIs, third-party services, and even physical servers. This will enable you to create a diagram that reflects not only the cloud but also the entire project. Display modes: statuses and characteristics will be important in some contexts, while only the general structure will matter in others. You will be able to switch between levels of detail and customize visibility to your preference. We aim to make the infrastructure scheme a fundamental resource, eliminating the need for everyone to track every detail or rely on outdated diagrams and screenshots. Ready to try it? Log in to Hostman, navigate to your project, choose the Infrastructure scheme tab, and let the platform generate your infrastructure map. It's now available to all users for free, with no additional fee.

We’re excited to announce that you can now top up your Hostman account using PayPal! This popular and secure payment method gives you more flexibility and convenience when managing your hosting and cloud services. What This Means for You: Hostman users can now easily fund their accounts directly from their PayPal wallet or any card linked to PayPal. Whether you're managing multiple projects or just need a quick and reliable way to pay, we've got you covered.  How to Use PayPal on Hostman: Log in to your Hostman account. Navigate to the billing section. Choose PayPal as your payment method. Enter the amount you'd like to top up. Follow the steps to confirm the payment via PayPal. That’s it! Your account balance will be updated instantly, allowing you to focus on what matters most—building and scaling your projects.  Ready to give it a try? Head over to your Hostman panel and top up your balance with PayPal today!