7.10.11.75 — September 2026

Services

• Released ThinkForms — relational spreadsheets with typed columns, Python formulas, and publishable forms.
• Added Three times more request headroom for bulk repository operations, so large fleet-wide jobs no longer risk tripping the platform's own rate limit.
• Added An automated guard that restores backup job time limits after storage upgrades silently drop them.
• Added Processor capacity on three nodes that had been running below their allocation, without downtime.

Stability

• Retrofitted The source-code platform's data drive into a proper enclosure, replacing an exposed adapter cable, at the same 5 Gbps link speed.
• Fixed Days of intermittent control-plane failures on the production cluster, where storage replica traffic and the cluster database competed for a single filesystem.
• Retrofitted Two worker nodes onto dedicated storage disks, isolating replica traffic from the operating system and container runtime.
• Fixed Four application filesystems left read-only by a storage transport fault, restoring object storage and three databases with no data lost.
• Fixed A reclaim gap that stranded 2.4 TB of freed space and left one disk pool at 95 percent, with reclaim now running daily instead of weekly.
• Fixed Container image and snapshot debris across all eleven production nodes, reclaiming roughly 297 GB.
• Retrofitted Every node in both clusters with the restart cleanup hook that prevents stale container processes.

Documentation

• Documentation of ThinkForms — quick start, FAQ, architecture, why Grist was chosen, and the selection research.
• Documentation of The storage and database separation, with the incidents before, during and after, and the work still outstanding.

Tracks in this release: Services · Stability · Documentation