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July 2026

Bring Your Own Server is available​

You can now run your Odoo projects on your own hardware while keeping the whole Skysize experience: the same dashboard, the same Git-driven builds, the same backups and monitoring. You provide a Linux server, and Skysize deploys and manages your Odoo instances on it.

Your databases and file attachments live on infrastructure you control, whether that is your own data center, your preferred cloud provider, or a VPS you already rent. That makes it a fit when you have data-residency requirements, hardware you want to use, or simply want to own the machine your ERP runs on.

Connecting a server does not open your network. The agent you install dials out to Skysize over an encrypted, certificate-authenticated channel, so no inbound port is needed for Skysize to manage it. Servers you connect are pinned to your account, and only your own projects ever deploy to them.

Bring Your Own Server requires its own subscription and is purchased from the Agents page in the dashboard. See pricing for plans.

To get started, read Bring Your Own Server, then follow Set Up Your Own Server.

Connect an AI agent to your projects​

Your AI coding agent can now read your Skysize deployments directly. Connect Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, or any MCP-compatible client, and ask it why a deployment failed instead of copying tracebacks into your editor by hand.

The agent gets read-only access to your build logs, runtime logs, slow queries, and container metrics, scoped to exactly the projects and branches your own account can see. It can never change anything, and environment variables are excluded from everything it reads.

Create an access token under Account > AI Agents. Included on every plan, including the free Sandbox.

See Connect an AI Agent (MCP).

Developer role for external contractors​

A new Developer project role gives full control over development branches and their instances, with no access to production or staging data, project settings, or backups.

Developers get a Development tab on the project, where they can manage the environment variables that apply to development deployments. It is built for handing a contractor exactly the access they need to work on a feature branch, and nothing more.

Assign it from the project's Accesses tab. See Manage Users and Groups.

See which SQL queries are slowing you down​

The Monitoring tab of a deployment now lists the database statements that consume the most execution time, reported by PostgreSQL, with call counts and mean, total, and maximum times. Sort by any column to find the query worth fixing first.

Query text is normalized: parameter values are never shown, so no business data appears in the table.

Available on deployments whose database host has query statistics enabled. Where it is not yet available, the tab tells you so rather than showing an empty table.

Restart a deployment​

Deployments now have a Restart action in their menu. The container is recreated and Odoo starts with fresh workers, while your code, database, and files are left untouched. The instance is briefly unavailable during the restart.

Useful when an instance has drifted into a bad state and you do not want to trigger a full rebuild.

Python dependency output in the log viewer​

The log selector on a deployment gained a requirements.log entry, showing the output of the pip install of your repository's requirements.txt.

When a module fails on a missing Python library, you can now see exactly what pip did and why it failed, without opening a support ticket.

See Install Python Packages and View Logs.

Clearer storage limit warnings​

Free Sandbox projects that pass the 5 GB storage limit now show a banner explaining the situation and how long they have to act, instead of being cut off without warning. A second banner appears if the project is subsequently disabled.

See Free Tier.

Smaller improvements​

  • Reconnect a Git provider. You can now reconnect GitHub, GitLab, or Bitbucket from Account > Integration even when the provider is already connected, which fixes accounts left with stale authorizations.
  • Production address on the project card. The project overview now shows the live address of the production deployment.
  • Platform announcements. Service announcements now appear on every page rather than only on the dashboard home.
  • Support form prefill. The support form fills in your name and email when you are signed in.