Month: 2025-12 — Maximhq/bifrost Key features delivered: - Log Cost Recalculation and Filtering Improvements: Consolidated updates to implement recalculation of missing log costs via new API endpoints, enhanced error handling, robust filtering, and streamlined bulk update flow for log costs in the RDB log store. Major bugs fixed: - Resolved edge-case handling in the log cost recalculation path, including cmts/cmt related inconsistencies; implemented fixes to stabilize cost updates and filtering. Overall impact and accomplishments: - Improved data accuracy and consistency for log costs, enabling more reliable reporting and billing; faster bulk cost updates reduce manual intervention; enhanced system resilience through improved error handling. Technologies/skills demonstrated: - API design and versioning, error handling, relational data stores (RDB), bulk update workflows, and code hygiene through targeted commits. Commits (evidence): 8dd07c8818f76f9ba4611b035bbff3bc704fdfaa; c23e0fa6447308260466a0a2e2732c5e65d351f0; 2526f1b3e890d49b2e94482b3e08855dbfe7979c; 1062c73bf52d4981c739c73f8610403aaace40ca; b9fda31b00b554ac6363894eeea869d1ab75cda9

May 2025 monthly summary for stack-auth/stack: Delivered platform enhancements and UX improvements focused on deployment flexibility and security. Key features include ARM64 Docker image support for the server (expanding ARM-based deployment options) and updates to the CI workflow to build linux/arm64 images; introduced project-level permissions management with new APIs to grant/revoke permissions at the project level; and a UX fix for the authentication flow that consolidates redirection logic and ensures correct flash messaging based on the automaticRedirect prop. These changes improve deployment reach, access control granularity, and sign-in/up reliability, delivering tangible business value for teams deploying on ARM infrastructure and requiring finer permission controls.