Roadmap
devopsellence is in preview. The core VM-native deploy loop works end to end. The road to general availability is about hardening, visibility, and making the tooling more composable.
Preview now
Everything listed here is shipped and working today.
- Deploy core — managed HTTPS, health-check-aware rollouts, zero-downtime redeploys.
- CLI-first flow — install, sign in, deploy from your terminal.
- Bring your own node — bootstrap any Linux server, assign, label.
- Authentication — GitHub and Google sign-in. Dashboard.
- Secrets — GCP Secret Manager, scoped per environment.
- CI integration — GitHub Actions deploy action with API tokens.
- Optional preview capacity — skip node setup for quick demos.
- Ingress — tunnel mode (default) and direct DNS mode.
- Worker services — non-web processes alongside your app.
- Volumes — persistent storage for stateful workloads.
- Release commands — run migrations before rollout.
- Configuration —
devopsellence.ymlfor build and runtime settings. - Node diagnostics — basic health and status from the CLI.
General availability planned
What needs to ship before devopsellence is ready for production workloads.
- Open-source agent and CLI The components that run on your machines should be open source and auditable.
- v1 polish Fewer manual decisions, stronger defaults, better first-time experience.
Future
Two product tracks after general availability.
Managed control plane + your servers
Keep the control plane managed. Run workloads on VMs you already operate, or have devopsellence automate the boring parts of provisioning and bootstrap in your cloud account.
- Automatic VM provisioning — connect your Hetzner, DigitalOcean, or GCP account. devopsellence provisions a machine, bootstraps the agent, and hands it to the same bring-your-own-server deploy flow.
- Custom domain automation — register and configure domains, automate DNS verification and certificate provisioning.
- Operator visibility without SSH — logs, resource usage, and container state from the CLI and dashboard.
- Observability integrations — easier export and wiring to your existing logging, metrics, and alerting tools.
- Bring-your-own stack guides — clearer workflows for external databases, caches, queues, analytics, and managed services.
- Region-aware placement — place workloads close to users across multiple regions without changing the one-app-per-VM model.
Fully self-hosted standalone
Run the entire devopsellence stack yourself, with no GCP dependency. Keep the same agent model, keep VMs as the unit of execution, and choose your own supporting services.
- Standalone mode — drop the GCP requirement entirely for teams that want full control over every layer.
- Open-source control plane — run devopsellence end to end on your own infrastructure.