Roadmap
What we're building, what's in progress, and what's shipped. Follow along as the platform evolves.
Backlog
Get a kubeconfig and use the cluster as you would any other - deploy any workload, install any operator. The Fair Scheduler keeps tenancy fair underneath.
Native integration with mashines.dev, our sibling product, so the two platforms work together from a single account.
Work in Progress
Point kubectl at Miget and read your workloads with the tooling you already use. The first step toward Managed Kubernetes.
More ways to pay than one fixed monthly plan, including usage-based billing for the parts of a workload that do not fit a fixed allocation.
Done
Shipped in the last 60 days. Everything older is in the changelog.A private network per region for your apps, databases and services, with internal DNS and no route in from the outside. Reach it from a laptop or an office over WireGuard, Tailscale or Cloudflare WARP, or join a whole remote network over an IPsec site-to-site tunnel.
A new account gets 30 days free on the 4 GiB / 2 vCPU plan, with no charge until the trial ends.
Host a plain website without a compute resource. Point Miget at a repo, push to it, or upload a prebuilt bundle over SFTP or as a zip - the generator is detected across 33+ frameworks.
Deployment events posted to your own endpoint, scoped per app, with a test ping, delivery history, and retries.
Send the same deployment events straight into a Slack channel, rendered as a readable message coloured by outcome rather than as raw JSON.
Close a project to a chosen list of members and roles, and assign a compute resource to the projects allowed to deploy on it. A project someone cannot reach is not shown to them at all.
API tokens that belong to the workspace rather than to a person, each limited to the permissions and projects it should touch.
Alerts go to the person who triggered the deploy and to the admins responsible for the app, and every one of them can be switched off from your user settings.
Deploy curated, multi-service stacks in one click from a growing, ready-to-deploy library.
Deploy multi-service applications from a single docker-compose file. Miget detects each service, provisions managed databases and caches, and reconciles on every push.