Changelog
What's shipped
A running log of what's been built, fixed, and shipped. No marketing fluff — just the actual changes.
Glinr is in active development. Updates ship roughly every 2–4 weeks.
GitHub releasesPublic Beta + MCP Server Preview
Glinr is now in public beta. Anyone can sign up, deploy a service, and start building. We're also shipping a preview of the MCP Server for AI-native deployments.
Note: MCP Server preview ships with this release.
- Public beta — open registration, no waitlist
- MCP Server preview (Scale plan) — deploy and manage services from Cursor, Claude, or any MCP-compatible assistant
- Dashboard redesign — cleaner service cards, inline metrics, faster navigation
- Build logs now stream in real time with ANSI colour support
- Nixpacks auto-detection improved — Python, Node, Go, Rust, Ruby all detected without config
- Zero-downtime deploys now enabled by default for all plans
- Email notifications on deploy success / failure
Connected Cloud Alpha + Team Features
Connected Cloud lets you connect your own VPS to Glinr and manage it alongside Glinr Cloud services from one dashboard. Team features land for the Team plan.
- Connected Cloud alpha — attach any VPS running Ubuntu 22.04+
- One-line agent install: curl -fsSL https://get.glinr.app | bash
- Team workspaces with role-based access (admin, developer, viewer)
- Invite teammates by email, revoke access instantly
- Service-level environment variable encryption (AES-256)
- Deployment audit log — who deployed what, when
- Redis and PostgreSQL managed add-ons (beta)
Build System v2 — Nixpacks Auto-detect
Reworked the build pipeline around Nixpacks. Your code gets detected, built, and containerised automatically — no Dockerfile required.
- Nixpacks integration replaces manual Dockerfile workflow
- Auto-detect: Node.js, Python, Go, Rust, Ruby, PHP, Java
- Build caches persist across deploys — significantly faster rebuilds
- Custom build commands via glinr.toml (optional)
- Preview deployments on every pull request (GitHub integration)
- Custom domain support with automatic TLS via Caddy
- Usage dashboard — per-service memory and CPU over 24h
- Webhook support on deploy events
Private Alpha — Core Deploy Pipeline
First working version of Glinr. The core loop works: push code → build → container running → URL live. Everything else is being built on top of this.
- Private alpha — invite-only, 12 test users
- Core deploy pipeline: GitHub push → build → Docker container → Caddy proxy → HTTPS URL
- Glinr agent v0.1 open sourced (Apache 2.0) on GitHub
- WebSocket log streaming from agent to dashboard
- Basic service management: deploy, stop, restart, delete
- Single region: Frankfurt (Hetzner)
- KavachOS auth integration — email + password, magic link
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