New Deployments
Review changes before you deploy
Edit across tabs, then review the full set as staged changes before it goes out.
Sep 24 to 30
Latest
Staged deploys, faster logs
Review every edit before it ships.
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New Logs
Faster log exploration
Copy single lines, filter by facet, and internal IPs are redacted for you.
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Colour-coded canvas. Each resource type gets its own colour, and each environment its own edge. Dashboard
A short welcome tour. New accounts get a quick tour of the dashboard, command bar, and billing. Dashboard
More MCP tools. Deployment actions, telemetry, usage, and custom domains, reachable over MCP. MCP
Delete an empty project. A project with environments but no apps can be deleted after a confirm. Projects
Region first, then Graviton or Intel. Starter cluster setup picks the region first, then offers sizes at that region's price. Own cloud
More room on Starter clusters. The single instance reserves less CPU for the platform, leaving more for your apps. Own cloud
Sep 3 to 9
Projects, and deploys from your terminal
Group your apps and ship a local folder.
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New Projects
Group apps into projects
Organize environments and apps by project, and move an app without a redeploy.
New CLI
Deploy a local folder with okctl up
Build and deploy your working tree from the terminal, then follow the logs.
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Settings save instantly. Saving confirms right away while the rollout runs in the background. Deployments
CPU and memory, framed by how you pay. Metered apps show a ceiling. Reserved boxes show the box and its monthly price. Deployments
Settings tabs with a section rail. One section at a time, and switching never drops an unsaved edit. Deployments
Onboarding loads in one paint. The flow renders on the server, so it no longer flickers in. Onboarding
Metrics and logs stay with their app. A new app no longer shows charts from a deleted app with the same name. Metrics
No leftover volumes after deleting a cluster. Deleting a cluster in your AWS account now removes its storage volumes too. Own cloud
Earlier May to June 2026 and launch, 13 updates show +
Jun 17 to 24
A cleaner dashboard, more say over your cluster
A redesign, and real choices at cluster create.
Get a working app online in one click. Pick n8n, Directus, or Vaultwarden and it comes up with Postgres connected. Templates
More control when you create a cluster. Choose the version and instance size, with an AWS quota check up front. Clusters
Set environment variables once, reuse them everywhere. Variables on an environment flow to every deployment, with per-app overrides. Deployments
A redesigned dashboard and sign-in. Home, onboarding, and sign-in rebuilt into one connected view. Design
Jun 10 to 16
Two more languages for functions, friendlier AWS setup
Go and Rust functions, easier AWS reconnects.
Write functions in Go and Rust. Go and Rust join Node.js, Python, Java, .NET, and Ruby, with starter handlers. Functions (Beta)
Deploy from more than one GitHub account. Connect several GitHub accounts or organizations. Each app remembers its source. Integrations
Reconnect AWS without starting over. Restore a lost AWS connection in one step, or resume a closed connect window. Onboarding
Jun 3 to 9
Reach your databases from anywhere, catch mistakes earlier
Opt-in public access for managed databases.
Connect to a managed database from anywhere. An opt-in public hostname with its own TLS. Private until you switch it on. Databases
Deployment settings that catch typos for you. Names, sizes, and database settings are checked as you fill them in. Polish
May 27 to Jun 2
A real web address for every app, room for more than one team
ownkube.app addresses and a team switcher.
Every public app gets a real address. An automatic ownkube.app address with TLS that works the first time you share it. Deployments
Switch between teams without logging out. A top-bar switcher moves you between organizations in place. Dashboard
Deploys recover from interruptions. An interrupted build now recovers cleanly, so you can retry. Reliability
Launch
Where it started
The milestone that opened it all up.
Ownkube is live. Apps, managed Postgres, workers, GitHub builds, and TLS on every address. Launch
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