April 2026: Custom Servers, Any Docker Registry, OAuth API, One-Click Templates

This week we shipped custom server sizes, support for any Docker registry, new OAuth and identity API routes, and five new one-click templates.

Custom Server Sizes

You can now get servers with exactly the resources you need. Any combination of vCPUs, RAM, and disk. A few examples:

• 16 vCPU, 4 GB RAM, 10 GB disk, for CPU-heavy workloads like video encoding or builds
• 2 vCPU, 2 GB RAM, 1 TB disk, for storage-heavy apps like media servers or backups

This is available on request for use cases that need it. Just reach out via the chat widget in the bottom right corner of the dashboard, or email support@sliplane.io.

Any Public Docker Registry

You're no longer limited to GitHub Container Registry and Docker Hub. You can now pull images from any public Docker registry that follows the OCI Distribution Spec. That includes registries like GitLab Container Registry, AWS ECR Public, Google Artifact Registry, Quay.io, and many more.

If your registry requires authentication, just add your credentials in the dashboard under Registry Credentials and select "Other" as the registry type:

You'll need three things from your registry provider:

• Credential Name: a label so you can tell your credentials apart
• Username: your registry username or access key
• Token: your registry password or access token

New API Routes: OAuth Clients and Identity

We added new API endpoints so you can build deeper integrations with Sliplane.

OAuth Clients: You can now manage your OAuth clients via the API, making it easier to build third-party apps that authenticate with Sliplane on behalf of your users. This is what tools like Ivy use to offer one-click deployment to Sliplane directly from their framework. Check out the OAuth clients API docs for details.

Identity: There's also a new endpoint to get information about whoever is currently authenticated: GET /me. Useful for verifying tokens and showing user info in your integration.

New One-Click Templates

We added several new apps you can deploy in one click:

• OpenCloud: Open-source alternative to Dropbox and Google Drive for file sync and sharing.
• Grafana: Build dashboards and alerts for your monitoring and observability stack.
• Metabase: Connect your database and get business intelligence dashboards without writing SQL.
• DocuSeal: Create, send, and sign documents with a self-hosted DocuSign alternative.
• Typesense: Fast, typo-tolerant search engine you can set up in minutes.

That's it for this week. As always, if you run into any issues or have feedback, hit us up via the chat widget or at support@sliplane.io.

See you next week,

Jonas