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!DOCTYPE html>html>  head>    title>The Cosmic Herald/title>    meta charsetutf-8>    meta nameviewport contentwidthdevice-width,initial-scale1>    !-- meta nameturbo-cache-control contentno-preview> -->    meta nameturbo-prefetch contentfalse>    meta namecsrf-param contentauthenticity_token />meta namecsrf-token contentDJtJXYTkuUMHGVQQUta7OnIP2MDP-Cq_4Q1IL8-u5_dmxmXlnCpEyI1sQaCt53Ppf2Kvy-Kgoyz0PvX69AEWKw />        link relicon href/assets/cmc-logo-light180-9392c8a16aaa2fbd69ce5546ce71d8f8b59b7cc461f4349945975c844d39f88c.png />    link relapple-touch-icon typeimage/png href/assets/cmc-logo-light180-9392c8a16aaa2fbd69ce5546ce71d8f8b59b7cc461f4349945975c844d39f88c.png />    link relstylesheet href/assets/application-9811e9c6e6379bf48e083b3358a68b7b8a2fe58ca293a97af4766244d5dbfed8.css mediaall data-turbo-trackreload />    script src/assets/application-3b518f9ac64c7320047a237121f98482394925f675301ff1b69a4e3e2de0bea6.js typemodule data-turbo-trackreload>/script>    link relalternate typeapplication/rss+xml titleArticles RSS feed hrefhttps://herald.cosmic.io/articles.rss />      script srchttps://d2fuc4clr7gvcn.cloudfront.net/track.js asyncasync idgauges-tracker data-site-id60f9be64933ed54cbf2d7594 data-track-pathhttps://track.gaug.es/track.gif>/script>      /head>  body idpublic classlayout-app1>    !--Hey there! Curious about whats under the hood? By all means, take a lookaround. While we have your attention, you might be just the kind of person welove to work with here at Notioneer -- ever curious, loves learning, alwaysseeking a better way to do things.Our team is built of people (yes, *people*, not resources or cogs, or whatevernew term some HR consultant dreamed up this month) who are really good at whatthey do (and please dont be too quick to undervalue yourself). We trust eachindividuals experience and expertise and expect (and make room for) everyoneto play a key part.Sound like the kind of team youd enjoy being a part of? Introduce yourself athello -at- notioneer _dot_ com -- wed love to hear from you and get to knowyou a bit.-->    header>      section classnav-set stylepadding:0 1rem>        nav classtop-nav nav-links>  a classbrand href/>    Cosmic/a>    a classonly-large active href/>Cosmic Herald/a>    a classonly-large hrefhttps://cosmic.io/>Products/a>    a classonly-large hrefhttps://cosmic.io/contact>Contact Us/a>    a classonly-small active stylemargin-left:auto href/>Cosmic Herald/a>    a classonly-small hrefhttps://cosmic.io/>Products/a>/nav>      /section>    /header>    section idmessages>          /section>    main idherald>      div classmasthead>        h1>The Cosmic Herald/h1>      /div>      div idcontent>  div idarticles classarticle-list>    article>  h1>a href/article/2024/12/2024-year-in-review>2024 Year in Review/a>/h1>  byline>December 31, 2024/byline>  div classbody>      section classelement-markdown>  p>We’ve been rather quiet this year, but that doesn’t mean we haven’t been hard at work. Quite the contrary. We’ve been actively building, updating, refining, and more throughout the year. Since it’s easy for updates to slip by without much discussion, let’s review the more interesting of those, along with a few other highlights./p>hr />p>For those that have been with us for a while, one of the most evident updates was to our UIs. We strong>unified the UIs/strong> across our apps, also taking the opportunity to freshen up the look. While we were at it, we modernized much of the Javascript underneath, eliminating a bunch of legacy code./p>h5>AuthRocket/h5>p>In AuthRocket, the strong>API docs examples/strong> are now generated from real API calls. To improve clarity, we normalize IDs and dates, hence why they don’t appear as random as they otherwise might. This helps ensure the API examples match real-world use. We already did this with DNScaster, so this extends that to AuthRocket./p>p>Additionally, we improved performance of LoginRocket by optimizing delivery of logos and other assets./p>h5>DNScaster/h5>p>DNScaster strong>Host records/strong> can now be designated as code>primary/code> or code>secondary/code>. Under normal operation, only primary hosts are used to answer DNS querites–secondary hosts are skipped. However, when all primary hosts are monitored and go offline, or directly set to inactive, the secondary hosts automatically kick in./p>p>HTTP Monitors can now be configured to treat strong>3xx responses/strong> as online or offline. Previously they were always treated as online./p>p>The UI also received numerous refinements and the sync engine was improved, making strong>updates faster and more predictable/strong>./p>p>Lastly, we added some new cities to our global network./p>h5>Operations/h5>p>Systems and operations was a key focus for the year. We streamlined our stack by reducing the number of distinct database engines in use and swapped our background queueing engine for a better fit for our workloads. We made significant investments in new tooling and automation and made numerous updates to our overall cloud footprint./p>hr />p>That’s a high-level summary of updates and changes. We’ve also been working on some new stuff. Not ready to share much yet, but we can say there’s more than one new product in the pipeline. We look forward to sharing more when things are ready./p>h5>Happy 2025!/h5>/section>  /div>/article>article>  h1>a href/article/2023/7/new-regions-for-dnscaster>New regions for DNScaster/a>/h1>  byline>July 31, 2023/byline>  div classbody>      section classelement-markdown>  p>We’re pleased to announce the addition of two more cities to DNScaster’s global network: Chicago and Paris./p>p>Additional datacenters have also been added elsewhere./p>p>As a reminder, every region has at least two datacenters to maximize availability./p>p>See all of our a hrefhttps://dnscaster.com/docs/nameservers/nameserver-regions>available nameserver regions/a>./p>/section>  /div>/article>article>  h1>a href/article/2022/11/loginrocket-2-api>LoginRocket 2 API/a>/h1>  byline>November  8, 2022/byline>  div classbody>      section classelement-markdown>  p>We’re pleased to share the newest addition to AuthRocket, the LoginRocket 2 API./p>p>When we launched AuthRocket 2, it included an all-new LoginRocket 2 UI with significantly expanded capabilities as compared to LoginRocket 1. Available as a hosted site, it’s the quickest way to add logins, signups, and a myriad of related features to your app./p>p>However, some apps prefer to integrate logins and/or signups directly into the app for a more bespoke user experience. While this was (and still is) possible using the AuthRocket API, that requires both frontend and backend code./p>p>The new LoginRocket API now gives you a third option that only needs frontend code, making it simpler than using the AuthRocket API, while still offering significant flexibility and customization./p>p>The LoginRocket API is designed to play nicely with the LR UI (aka LoginRocket Web) and it’s easy to mix’n’match features. For example, perhaps you’d like to use the LR API to add logins and signups directly into your app, while still using LR Web for less frequent tasks like resetting passwords. No problem./p>p>Or, perhaps you’d like to start with just LR Web on a new app, but as it matures, you want to go back and integrate core features directly into your app’s own UI one at a time. Again, easily done./p>p>We’ve also released code>loginrocket.js/code>, an npm to help get up and running even more quickly. It’s SPA-friendly, but also compatible with non-SPA frameworks too./p>p>To learn more, check out a hrefhttps://authrocket.com/docs/integration/js>Getting Started with the LoginRocket API/a> and the a hrefhttps://authrocket.com/docs/api/loginrocket>LoginRocket API/a>./p>p>As always, if you have questions, a hrefhttps://cosmic.io/contact>we’d love to help/a>!/p>/section>  /div>/article>article>  h1>a href/article/2022/2/authrocket-learns-japanese>AuthRocket learns Japanese/a>/h1>  byline>February  4, 2022/byline>  div classbody>      section classelement-markdown>  p>AuthRocket’s been back to school and now knows Japanese!/p>/section>  section classelement-image with-border>    img altscreenshot_146 srchttps://fburro.com/f/mfefb7ngsmzrs0.png />/section>  section classelement-markdown>  p>Japanese language support covers all of LoginRocket plus AuthRocket APIs that support end-user functionality, including logins, signups, password resets, two-factor auth, all default emails, and more./p>/section>  /div>/article>article>  h1>a href/article/2021/7/added-dnscaster-regions>Added DNScaster regions/a>/h1>  byline>July 23, 2021/byline>  div classbody>      section classelement-markdown>  p>We’ve just finished turning up five more cities for DNScaster, significantly expanding our global footprint. We also added additional facilities to several more existing locations./p>p>As a reminder, every region has at least two datacenters to maximize availability./p>p>See the currently a hrefhttps://dnscaster.com/docs/nameservers/nameserver-regions>available regions/a>./p>/section>  /div>/article>    nav>      div classprev>      /div>      div classnext>          a href/?afteradded-dnscaster-regions>            Olderspan stylepadding-left:6px>i classfa-regular fa-angle-right>/i>/span>/a>      /div>    /nav>  /div>  div idsidebar>    div classstick>  h5>Recent Articles/h5>    div classrecent>      h4>a href/article/2024/12/2024-year-in-review>2024 Year in Review/a>/h4>      byline>Dec 31, 2024/byline>    /div>    div classrecent>      h4>a href/article/2023/7/new-regions-for-dnscaster>New regions for DNScaster/a>/h4>      byline>Jul 31, 2023/byline>    /div>    div classrecent>      h4>a href/article/2022/11/loginrocket-2-api>LoginRocket 2 API/a>/h4>      byline>Nov  8, 2022/byline>    /div>    div classrecent>      h4>a href/article/2022/2/authrocket-learns-japanese>AuthRocket learns Japanese/a>/h4>      byline>Feb  4, 2022/byline>    /div>    div classrecent>      h4>a href/article/2021/7/added-dnscaster-regions>Added DNScaster regions/a>/h4>      byline>Jul 23, 2021/byline>    /div>    div classrecent>      h4>a href/article/2021/7/authrocket-habla-espanol>¡AuthRocket habla Español!/a>/h4>      byline>Jul 19, 2021/byline>    /div>    div classrecent>      h4>a href/article/2021/6/new-dnscaster>New! 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