# Dokploy v0.30.0
- Product: Dokploy (https://whatsnew.fyi/product/dokploy)
- Vendor: Dokploy
- Date: 2026-08-14
- Version: v0.30.0
- Original notes: https://github.com/Dokploy/dokploy/releases/tag/v0.30.0
- Permalink: https://whatsnew.fyi/product/dokploy/releases/v0.30.0
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- **added** — Docker networks now have a full management UI with create, inspect, and delete operations for bridge or overlay networks per server, including MTU, internal/attachable flags, IPv4/IPv6, and custom IPAM configuration
- **added** — Applications and compose services can now attach or detach specific Docker networks per service, with changes applied on the next deploy
- **added** — DNS provider integration for Cloudflare and AWS Route53 to manage DNS records directly from Dokploy
- **added** — Vault providers for environment secrets to resolve variables at deploy time from HashiCorp Vault, OpenBao, Infisical, AWS Secrets Manager, Doppler, and Scaleway Secret Manager
- **added** — Concurrent builds with dedicated build queues per server instead of a single global queue
- **added** — Unified Docker Dashboard consolidating Containers, Volumes, Networks, Events, Images, Disk Usage, Health, and Swarm under one set of tabs
- **added** — Built-in file explorer for Volumes to browse volume contents without SSH access
- **added** — Images tab showing every image on the host with size and age information
- **added** — Events tab streaming Docker daemon activity in real time with filtering and pagination
- **added** — Disk Usage tab breaking down images, containers, volumes, and build cache with reclaimable space
- **added** — Health tab running read-only diagnostics over SSH including inotify limits, disk, memory/CPU reservations, and per-network IP usage
- **added** — Project overview page summarizing Services, Backups, and Domains at a glance
- **added** — SCIM 2.0 provisioning for enterprise to automatically sync users and groups from identity providers
- **added** — Session management page to list active sessions and revoke them individually
- **added** — Passkey support for signing in using device biometrics, security keys, or password managers
- **deprecated** — Isolated Deployment is deprecated in favor of attaching or detaching networks per service
##### Features
###### Network Management
Docker networks now have a full management UI instead of only being reachable through the CLI. From the **Networks** tab in the Docker dashboard you can create, inspect, and delete bridge or overlay networks per server, with MTU, internal/attachable flags, IPv4/IPv6, and custom IPAM (subnet/gateway/IP range) exposed in the creation form.
Networks also attach per-service now. Every application and compose service joins the shared `dokploy-network` by default — you can detach it and attach only the networks that service actually needs, applied on the next deploy. This is also why **Isolated Deployment is deprecated**: it's still available in Compose's advanced settings, but attaching/detaching networks per service covers the same use case declaratively, without breaking on restarts.
###### DNS Provider Integration
You can now connect **Cloudflare** or **AWS Route53** and let Dokploy manage DNS records for your domains directly. When you add a domain, Dokploy creates the record for you instead of making you switch tabs and wait for propagation to find out whether you typed it correctly. Apex domains are handled too — `@` resolves to the zone's apex automatically.
###### Vault Providers for Environment Secrets
Environment variables can now be resolved at deploy time from an external secret manager, using a unified reference syntax: `DATABASE_PASSWORD=${{vault.production.db_password}}`. The value is never stored in Dokploy — it's fetched from your provider when the deployment runs, so rotating a secret in the vault takes effect on the next deploy with no changes on the Dokploy side. Supported providers: HashiCorp Vault/OpenBao, Infisical, AWS Secrets Manager, Doppler, and Scaleway Secret Manager.
###### Concurrent Builds
For the first two years, Dokploy used a single global build queue across every server. Each server now has its own dedicated queue.
###### Unified Docker Dashboard
Docker management used to be spread across separate pages. `/dashboard/docker` is now a single hub: Containers, Volumes, Networks, Events, Images, Disk Usage, Health, and Swarm, all under one set of tabs.
**Volumes** now has a built-in file explorer, so you can browse volume contents without SSH-ing into the server.
**Images** shows every image on the host with size and age, so you can spot the ones worth pruning before reaching for `docker system prune`.
**Events** streams what the Docker daemon reports in real time — container starts/stops, image pulls, network connects — filterable and paginated.
**Disk Usage** b
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