v0.24.0 Rollbacks, Docker Volume Backups & More.
July 7, 2025 • 2 min read
We are pleased to announce the release of version v0.24.0! This update brings significant enhancements and new features, including the introduction of Rollbacks, the capability to perform Docker Volume backups, and more robust Git providers permission management
Rollbacks
Now, if you've encountered an issue with a build and need to revert to a previous state of a specific deployment, you can enable this option in the deployments section, available only for applications.

You can enable or disable rollbacks. When you make a new deployment, next to the 'View' button, you will find a new button to perform a rollback to that specific version

Volume Backups
Previously, backups were limited to databases like PostgreSQL, MySQL, MariaDB, and MongoDB. However, we now support Docker Volume backups, significantly expanding the ways you can back up your applications. This functionality works for both applications and Docker Compose setups, For example, applications like N8N, which use an internal SQLite database, can now have their volume backed up.

Restore

Git Provider Permissions
Now, whenever a user in your organization adds a Git provider, it will be exclusively accessible by that user. This prevents unauthorized access, ensuring that only the creator can select repositories or disconnect the provider.

Additional Enhancements
- Cancel Running Schedules: It's now possible to cancel a running schedule (terminate the process).
- Change Publish Mode for Ports: You can now change the publish mode for ports defined in the 'Advanced' section of applications.
- Internal Path Routing & Path Stripping: Added support for internal path routing and path stripping for domains.
- Fix: Changed default DOCKER_CONFIG to a config directory instead of a config.json file.
- Fix: Corrected an incorrect parsing of environment variables when using Railpack.
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Release notes: https://github.com/Dokploy/dokploy/releases/tag/v0.24.0
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