Neo SPCC has released NeoFS Node v0.47.0, introducing updates to simplify node management and improve system reliability. Log improvements The update expands logging controls and introduces more flexible peer validation options. Node operators can now fine-tune logging output to reduce noise, and inner ring nodes can validate peers using external tools, offering greater adaptability for different deployment setups. Cache optimizations Changes to how nodes cache data improve both speed and reliability. By caching only relevant data and making better use of previously stored permissions, the network can respond more quickly to access requests. These adjustments also reduce redundant operations, especially during temporary network issues or configuration changes. Reliability fixes Several fixes target rare bugs that could interrupt service or cause data handling issues, such as inaccessible split objects or invalid object deletions. The update also ensures smoother reintegration of nodes after disruptions, avoiding manual restarts in common failure scenarios. Legacy configuration options have been removed or made unnecessary, reducing the risk of misconfiguration. Dependency upgrades were also committed to bring the NeoFS node in line with the latest versions of the rest of the stack, such as NeoGo and the NeoFS SDK. The full release notes can be found at the following link: https://github.com/nspcc-dev/neofs-node/releases/tag/v0.47.0