Changelog

June 10, 2026

feature

Functions (beta): serverless handlers in your own account

Run code on demand without a cluster. Functions attach straight to an AWS account and region, build from your GitHub repo, and fire on an HTTP request or a schedule. Beta.

• HTTP and cron-style schedule triggers.
• Node.js, Python, Java, .NET, Ruby, and custom Go or Rust runtimes.
• x86 or Arm, with configurable memory, timeout, and log retention.
• No cluster required: provisioned directly into your AWS account.

May 20, 2026

feature

Public access for managed databases

Reach a managed database from outside your VPC when you need to, with a dedicated TLS certificate and verified connections. Private by default, opt-in per database.

• Stable public hostname per database with its own TLS certificate.
• Encrypted, verified connections from local tools and CI runners.
• Off by default: enable it only on the databases that need it.

April 28, 2026

improvement

Connect multiple GitHub accounts and organizations

Install the GitHub App on more than one account or organization and deploy from any of them. Each deployment remembers which connection it builds from.

• Multiple GitHub App connections per organization.
• Per-deployment source connection.
• Auto-generated build workflows opened as a pull request.

March 1, 2026

announcement

Ownkube is live

Connect your AWS account and deploy your first app in minutes. GCP support coming soon.

• AWS support with one-click deployments.
• Incident agent: plain-English crash explanations on every deploy.
• Preview environments per pull request on a Cloudflare-backed domain.
• Compatible with AWS Activate credits at wholesale rates.

February 15, 2026

feature

Cost agent: weekly cost insights

Cost agent now surfaces weekly cost trends and flags spend anomalies automatically.

• Weekly cost digest emails.
• Anomaly detection for spend spikes.
• Per-service cost breakdowns in the dashboard.