We've updated how budget limits work in Appwrite Cloud to provide more control over organization scaling.
Previously, setting the budget to 0 meant the budget was disabled (unlimited usage), and null was not supported.
Now, null explicitly disables the budget, while 0 is a valid budget limit, meaning the organization will not scale beyond its allocated resources.
This change ensures clearer budget management and better control over scaling limits.
Learn more about budget limits
Appwrite now supports AI-driven project interactions with the introduction of Appwrite MCP. This server enables AI assistants to query databases and trigger actions within Appwrite projects.
With Appwrite MCP, AI assistants can:
Retrieve and analyze database records.
Access the User API
Perform actions directly on your Appwrite project.
This feature opens up new possibilities for automation and AI workflows, making it easier to interact with your Appwrite projects.
Learn more in the documentation
To ensure the sustainability of Appwrite Cloud as it continues to scale, we're introducing pricing for image transformations starting April 1st, 2025.
Origin images used in transformations will now be counted toward usage and billed according to your plan
Pro and Scale plans will include 100 origin images per month at no additional charge
Additional origin images will be available at $5 per 1,000 images
Review your current image transformation usage through your organization's usage page or the usage section of specific projects to understand your usage patterns and plan accordingly.
View detailed pricing information
We've improved our usage metrics system to now properly account for OPTIONS requests and 4XX responses. These request types were wrongly omitted previously.
OPTIONS requests: Pre-flight CORS requests are now included in your usage metrics
4XX error responses: Client error responses are now counted in usage calculations
This change gives you a more accurate view of your application's actual traffic pattern and helps us better scale our infrastructure to support your needs.
No action is required from your side.
Learn more about usage metrics
We're excited to announce a new update packed with features, fixes, and improvements to enhance your self-hosted Appwrite instance! This release focuses on performance, stability, and expanded functionality.
Most notably, this release includes:
Improved compatibility for webp requests
Additional function runtime versions such as Node 22, Dart 3.5, and Bun 1.1
A realtime heartbeat to keep realtime connections alive
Updated Console for various bug fixes and improvements
Improved handling of HTTP requests
A fix for users.createSession()
Replacing 'Expires' with 'Cache-Control: private' header to avoid CDN caching
We're excited to see what you build! Head over to our migration guide to learn how you can upgrade your Appwrite instance.
For the complete list of updates and fixes, check out the changelog below.
View the changelog on GitHub
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