If you disabled JavaScript on your browser or otherwise submit the form without the PoW:
If you've logged in before, it will let you pass.
If you're creating a new account, the system will ask you to send us an email. Once we recieve an email from the address you were trying to log in from, you will be allowed to proceed.
2024-12-06: Email deliverability now surfaces in the UI
If your email server starts rejecting emails from us for some reason (lookin at you, gmail), you should see an error message when trying to log in.
We capsul operators will also have more reliable monitoring to track how often email fails to be delivered.
2024-02-11: EPIC emergency server migration 🤯
Baikal (our old server) could no longer handle the load, was constantly crashing
Rathouse (our NEW server) was already racked up and ready to go
We wanted to wait until we could get Virtual Machine disk snapshots working on the new system before we migrated... but real life had other plans for us
We no longer have automatic backups. Sorry. We are working on it.
On the bright side, the new server is faster, has much more reliable disks,
and they are configured in a way that should give you better performance.
Capsul was fully down for about a day and a half.
2022-07-18: Add NixOS support
2022-02-11: Added the /add-ssh-key-to-existing-capsul page
This is sort of like an interactive FAQ to help users understand why the app is structured like it is
2022-02-09: Introduced a distinction between "short term" and "long term" capsuls
NEW! You can now create a capsul even if your account doesn't have the funds required to keep it running for a month
Short term capsuls will be deleted without warning as soon as your account reaches $0
As always, you will recieve multiple warning emails as your account runs out of funds before any long term capsuls will be deleted
2021-12-17: OpenBSD, Debian, Alpine Linux, Ubuntu and Arch Linux images were updated to the latest version
NEW! Rocky Linux 8 image is avaliable to launch
2021-12-16: The BTCPay server is ressurected with a brand new motherboard, and all blockchains are synced!
2021-12-16: Baikal host operating system upgraded from Debian 10 (buster) to Debian 11 (bullseye)
This updated QEMU to the point where the virtio-blk storage driver supports trim/discard operations,
which should save us disk space while improving capsul storage performance
2021-12-10: On premesis Baikal maintenance at CyberWurx in Atlanta, Georgia
