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Version v2.2.2 is a major feature release. Headline additions: Volume Snapshots and Backups (on-storage rollback marks and disaster-recovery exports for block storage volumes), Orphan VM Import (adopt KVM domains that already exist on a hypervisor as Hypervisor-managed instances without downtime or disk migration), and User Self-Registration with built-in CAPTCHA support for Cloudflare Turnstile and Google reCAPTCHA v2 / v3, signed email verification, and a post-verification onboarding top-up flow. Alongside the headliners: a comprehensive overhaul of the instance backup experience, a redesigned Forge tab, a polished tasks progress view, and the carry-over polish from earlier 2.2.x - RustFS as the new self-hosted object storage default, a fully reworked hypervisor self-update flow, and richer AI Assistant diagnostics for admins.

• [Feature] Volume Snapshots and Backups - Block storage volumes now have a dedicated Snapshots & Backups tab on every volume detail page. Take instant on-storage snapshots for rollback, or export full backups to your existing remote backup storage (S3-compatible, NFS, or local) for disaster recovery. Both support in-place rollback and restore-to-new-volume modes.
• [Feature] Per-Volume Safety Controls - Volume operations enforce per-volume serialization (one operation at a time), a 5-minute cooldown between operations, per-plan caps on retained snapshots and backups, and a per-user inflight limit so a single user cannot saturate the queue.
• [Feature] Volume Backup Billing - Volume plans now expose per-GB / per-month credit pricing for retained snapshots and retained backups, plus configurable caps on how many of each a customer can keep on a single volume. Defaults bill nothing for retention but allow up to 5 snapshots and 10 backups per volume.
• [Feature] Orphan VM Import - A new admin workflow on every hypervisor manage page surfaces KVM domains that exist on libvirt but are not tracked by Hypervisor - for example, VMs from before the slave was attached, or VMs created out-of-band. Eligible (qcow2 file-backed) domains can be adopted as Hypervisor-managed instances in place. MAC, IPs, and disk paths are preserved; per-disk storage assignment in the import dialog means no mv of qcow2 files.
• [Feature] User Self-Registration with CAPTCHA - A complete public signup pipeline with three CAPTCHA providers (Cloudflare Turnstile, Google reCAPTCHA v2, Google reCAPTCHA v3), per-form toggles for Login and Register, signed email-verification links, a Verify-Your-Email page that auto-redirects via WebSocket the moment the user clicks the link in another tab, and an optional post-verification top-up onboarding modal.