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Roadmap ​

What we're building next, what's planned, and everything that has shipped. Items move between columns as work starts. We don't promise dates, but we do keep this page up to date.

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5

Being designed or built now

Security

Two-factor login (TOTP)

Authenticator-app codes for sign-in, with an option to require them for admins.

Alerts

More alert channels

Slack, email and generic webhooks next to Telegram.

Alerts

Silence and acknowledge alerts

Mute a firing alert for a while, and show who acknowledged it.

Alerts

Full volume alerts

Warn when a PersistentVolume is nearly full, next to the certificate and PVC alerts that shipped in 2.6.

Control

Helm rollback and upgrade from the hub

Roll back or upgrade a Helm release with review and audit, instead of copying the helm command.

Planned

7

Agreed, not started

Systems

More systems in the hub

Nginx first, then databases (PostgreSQL, MySQL) and Redis, each with its own pages but the same login, roles, audit and alerts.

Security

Single sign-on (OIDC)

Sign in with Google, Microsoft Entra ID, Keycloak or any OIDC provider, mapping groups to roles.

Monitoring

Longer metrics history

Keep more than 7 days of Kubernetes and HAProxy charts, or read them from Prometheus.

HAProxy

Live traffic on the HAProxy topology

Requests and errors per server drawn on the topology lines.

Install

Helm chart

Install the agent with Helm, and run the hub inside Kubernetes.

Security

Audit log export

Ship audit entries to a SIEM or object storage, with retention settings.

Project

CI on every change

Automated tests, type checks and image builds for every pull request.

Exploring

8

Ideas we're researching. Tell us if you need them

Systems

CI/CD pipelines

See and re-run GitLab and Jenkins pipelines next to the clusters they deploy to.

Systems

Docker hosts and cloud accounts

Plain Docker hosts, and AWS, GCP and Azure resources, in the same control room.

Systems

Prometheus & Grafana

Link dashboards and alerts from your existing monitoring.

Control

Port-forward from the browser

Reach a Service or Pod port through the hub without kubectl.

Monitoring

Cost view

Turn right-sizing into money: what each namespace and workload costs, and what it would after right-sizing.

Control

GitOps awareness

Show when an object is managed by Argo CD or Flux, and warn before editing it.

Alerts

Scheduled reports

A daily or weekly cluster health summary to Telegram or email.

Project

Translations

The dashboard in more languages.

Shipped

  1. v2.6Nov 2026
    • Search everything (Ctrl/⌘ K) across clusters and HAProxy
    • Rollout history with diff, who changed it, roll back to any revision
    • Helm releases: history, values, manifest, compare
    • Workload logs: pick a pod, time range, errors only
    • Alerts for OOMKilled, stuck rollouts, CronJobs, PVCs, expiring TLS
    • Certificates page, CronJob runs, namespace quotas
    • Right-sizing and 7-day Kubernetes history
    • Service → HAProxy link
    • Protected namespaces set in the hub
    • Add cluster with just node:port
  2. v2.5Oct 2026
    • Roles per system: Kubernetes and HAProxy viewer, operator, admin
    • HAProxy permissions per instance
  3. v2.4Oct 2026
    • Guided frontends by use case (microservices, web, API, databases, TCP)
    • Every balancing method and health check
    • Live IP blocklist, maintenance page, per-route numbers
    • Copy frontends and backends between HAProxies
    • HAProxy charts up to 7 days
    • Follows your own HAProxy config style
  4. v2.3Oct 2026
    • HAProxy dashboards: Overview, Frontends, Backends
    • OpenRouter as an AI provider
  5. v2.2Oct 2026
    • HAProxy management (second system)
    • HAProxy AI assistant
    • System switcher and Home for every system
    • HAProxy charts, logs, certificates, rate limits
    • Config history and rollback, rolling deploys, groups
    • HAProxy alerts and Kubernetes sync
  6. v2.1Oct 2026
    • Pod shell in the browser
    • Edit YAML with diff review
    • Sessions and device sign-out
    • Settings saved to your account
    • Automatic backups
    • API-only agents
    • New sign-in page
  7. v2.0Oct 2026
    • Hub with PostgreSQL
    • Users and custom roles
    • HTTPS everywhere
    • Alerts to Telegram
    • Live log streaming
    • CronJobs, autoscalers, Ingresses, storage pages
    • Vue 3 + TypeScript dashboard
  8. v1.5Oct 2026
    • Namespaces page
    • Personal settings
  9. v1.4Oct 2026
    • StatefulSets, DaemonSets and Jobs
  10. v1.3Oct 2026
    • Details panel for every resource
  11. v1.2Oct 2026
    • AI assistant (Gemini, OpenAI-compatible)
    • Two providers, switch with one click
  12. v1.1Oct 2026
    • One-command install with kubectl apply
  13. v1.0Oct 2026
    • Monitoring, control with guardrails, map
    • Multi-cluster, live charts, multi-arch image

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