Halon can act on your hosting platforms
Halon can now make many more changes where your apps run, when you allow them. Each one asks you first unless it is a safe change, and anything that stops what someone else started asks them too. See Changes on each platform.
Fly.io. Start, stop or suspend an app's machines, cordon one machine out of traffic, add or remove machines, and give them another size or amount of memory. Halon also reads a Managed Postgres cluster's costliest queries and the ones running now.
Vercel and Netlify. Cancel a deployment that is still building, or build one again. On Vercel, Halon charts a project's requests, errors and function time, reads Vercel CI runs, and moves a rolling release to its next stage, completes it or stops it. On Netlify, it locks auto publishing after a rollback and unlocks it once the fix ships.
Render and Railway. Deploy again, cancel a deploy, suspend and resume, run a cron job now, run a one-off job or a workflow task, and change autoscaling on Render, where Halon can also turn autodeploy off so a rollback holds. On Railway, redeploy, cancel, stop or approve a deployment, scale one region at a time, and read request traces and cron runs, in any environment of the project.
DigitalOcean and Trigger.dev. Keep or undo a DigitalOcean rollback, cancel a deployment, an autoscaling or a job run, and redeploy. On Trigger.dev, cancel or replay runs one at a time or in bulk, pause and resume queues, change their concurrency, and mark error groups resolved or ignored.
Cloudflare, Convex and Modal. Retry a Pages deployment, cancel a Workers build or split a Worker's traffic between two versions. Pause or unpause a Convex deployment and read its usage beside its limits. Stop a Modal app or one of its containers.
AWS and Azure. Reboot an EC2 instance or an RDS database, roll a Lambda function back with any canary split taken off, and read ACR Tasks runs. On Azure, Halon reads which settings differ between a deployment slot and production, and follows a slot swap until it ends.