Miren

Miren released v0.16, which lets Miren Cloud see a user's apps and upgrade their clusters automatically, making it the last manual cluster upgrade users will perform. The deployment platform runs apps on any Linux server, bare metal or cloud VM, and connects clusters through Miren Cloud as a single control plane, with agent skills and documentation so an AI coding assistant can manage the deploy lifecycle. Miren also ships declared addons for Postgres, MySQL, Valkey, Memcached and RabbitMQ, an Admin API for internal endpoints, and per-sandbox OIDC workload identity tokens.

You built the app. That should be the hard part. Your servers. Your cloud. Your call. Miren deploys your apps to any Linux server — bare metal or cloud VM. Miren Cloud connects your clusters into one control plane. Deploy and debug from your coding agent Miren ships with agent skills and predictable docs so your AI assistant can manage your entire deploy lifecycle. One tool. Every target. Deploy, databases, auth, previews — declared in config Databases & services Declare an addon, get a running database on deploy. Postgres, MySQL, Valkey, Memcached, RabbitMQ. Admin API Expose internal admin endpoints without making them public. Built in, not bolted on. Workload identity Every sandbox gets a verifiable OIDC token — services prove who they are without shared secrets. How Miren Stacks Up vs. Google Cloud Run See how Miren compares to other deployment tools and what you get out of the box. View Comparison https://miren.dev/compare Miren v0.16: Release Highlights Miren Cloud can now see your apps and upgrade your clusters for you, which makes v0.16 the last upgrade you'll do by hand. Read more Miren v0.14: Release Highlights You build the app. We'll take the fiddly bits: secrets, tasks, maintenance windows, SQLite, and reaching clusters off the public internet. Read more RPC That Calls You Back Why Miren wrote its own RPC system, one where passing an object as an argument lets the other side call back into you. Read more