It would be great if Zeabur added an advanced “Custom Nameservers” or “External DNS Management” feature for domains purchased through Zeabur. I understand why this isn’t exposed normally, since changing nameservers breaks the managed Cloudflare integration, one-click bindings, and automatic DNS handling. But for advanced users, having a self-service option would be very useful. A possible approach could be: - a “Danger Zone” section, - strong warning/confirmation prompts, - disabling Zeabur-managed DNS features afterward, - and requiring manual DNS management from that point onward. Support recently had to manually update nameservers for some of my domains through OpenSRS so I could move them to my own Cloudflare account, which is what inspired this request. I’ll likely continue buying domains through Zeabur, and while most can stay on the default setup, some projects need external DNS management flexibility.

Currently, I mainly see service-level metrics on the Zeabur dashboard, such as CPU, Memory, and Network traffic, which are very helpful for infrastructure monitoring. However, I would like to ask if Zeabur currently provides, or plans to provide in the future, website/domain-level analytics features, such as: - Visits / page views - Popular page paths - Referrer sources - Geographic distribution (country/region) - Device types - Domain traffic trends Since [etfedge.xyz](http://etfedge.xyz) is purchased and managed through Zeabur, my website has recently seen good traffic growth. Currently, I am using Cloudflare Web Analytics to track site data. Recent statistics show approximately 145,000 page loads and 37,000 visits, with most users coming from Taiwan and primarily using mobile devices. If this type of domain analytics could be integrated directly into the Zeabur dashboard in the future, it would be extremely helpful for users like me who deploy websites and track growth. Thank you.

It would be convenient if Zeabur AI could modify and edit GitHub projects directly. This would allow for direct reading of project files, ensuring consistency and preventing errors during modifications.

Hello Zeabur Team, ​First of all, I want to thank you for the incredible platform you've built. It is truly one of the best out there, and I personally enjoy using it. ​I am writing to you today with a feature suggestion that I believe will significantly boost your user base and revenue, especially in emerging markets. Currently, the only way to pay on Zeabur requires a USD-enabled credit/debit card. In my country, and many others in the region, strict bank regulations make it almost impossible to make international payments in USD. ​Because of this, I face a huge problem: even when I love your platform and want to recommend it to my friends, they simply cannot use it because they are unable to pay. You are losing a massive amount of word-of-mouth marketing and potential loyal customers due to this payment barrier. ​My Suggestion: Please consider creating a basic wrapper app on the Google Play Store (and App Store). It doesn't need to have all the dashboard features; it could simply be an app that allows users to "Top Up" their Zeabur wallet using Google Play Billing. ​Google Play automatically handles local currency conversions and alternative payment methods (like local carrier billing or local e-wallets). By doing this, you will unlock access to thousands of users who are eager to use your services but are currently locked out by their local banking systems. ​Thank you for your time, and I hope to see this feature considered in your future updates! ​Best regards, Abdelrahman

zeabur analytics see the traffic of your website so you can improve it

Currently the MCP server and stats of Zeabur are quite outdated, issues with logs etc. Please build a better way for Agents to communicate with Zeabur. Also make a skill or a plugin in zeabur access for AI agents

I would like to request a server snapshot feature. It is quite inconvenient to manage backups without using the Zeabur project backup feature. Thank you.

**Current Limitation:** As a user with a specific outbound traffic limit (e.g., 8TB), I find it inconvenient to monitor my actual usage. Currently, I have to manually install tools like `vnstat` via SSH to track traffic. This is not only less user-friendly but also doesn't provide an "official" authoritative figure that matches Zeabur's billing metrics. **Proposed Features:** **1. Built-in Traffic Monitoring Dashboard:** - **Visual Charts:** Provide a real-time graph in the service console showing Egress (Outbound) and Ingress (Inbound) traffic. - **Usage Progress Bar:** A simple visual indicator (e.g., "3.5TB / 8TB used") to help users quickly understand their remaining quota for the current billing cycle. - **Alert Notifications:** The ability to set custom thresholds (e.g., 80%, 90%) to receive email or webhook notifications before the limit is reached. **2. Flexible Traffic Management (Purchasable Quota):** - **On-demand Top-up:** While upgrading to a higher-spec server is an option, many users only need more bandwidth, not more CPU/RAM. Providing a way to purchase "Additional Traffic Packs" would be highly beneficial. - **Auto-scaling/Pay-as-you-go:** Optionally allow users to pay for extra traffic beyond their quota at a fixed rate per GB, instead of throttling the service immediately. **Why this is important:** Reliable traffic monitoring is a core requirement for any hosting platform. It provides transparency, prevents unexpected service throttling, and significantly improves the developer experience for those managing high-traffic applications.

My goal is to run services like web scrapers that only need to be triggered periodically rather than running continuously. Therefore, I hope you can provide a cronjob service to wake up and execute these services on a schedule. I asked about this a year ago, and at the time, the suggestion was to use the gql API to restart the service. However, I still hope that a native cronjob service can be provided.

As the title suggests. Looking at the CLI and API, there seems to be similar functionality available. We could provide an interface in the frontend to directly upload the template schema YAML.

For services deployed from a template, we could add a block under the basic information section to display the template schema's spec details, such as descriptions. This would eliminate the need to navigate to the template page just to view detailed information. Additionally, we could include a 'forward to template page' feature to allow direct navigation to the template page.

As shown in the image, although it is marked as UTC time, it is easy to forget that your local time is not UTC+0 when performing batch changes. This leads to a mismatch between the actual time and the local time. I hope that when configuring the settings, it can display what the local time is in the browser's timezone. Thanks! 🫡

Could you add an option during the deployment of new services that allows us to automatically categorize the services into a specific group? For example: When deploying Dify, it actually consists of 11 services that need to be deployed together. Currently, all 11 services are placed directly in the root menu, and we have to manually categorize them afterward. I hope you can add a checkbox during deployment to directly categorize these 11 services into a group at once.