New on the blog: Using ephemeral deployments build a fully automated review process.
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Miren 0.15 out today!
In addition to a number of bug fixes, this one has some nice features such as `miren top` and better support for booting your app off an image outside of Miren.
Enjoy keeping an eye on those node/app/sandbox resources and we'll see you out there!
miren.md/changelog#v0150
Miren retweeted
Another reason Miren exists: deployment is the final boss of development.
To meet the demand, tools need to be: fast, easy to use, and available. All the hallmarks of the Miren approach.
We’ve got PR envs today and deployment strategies like canary and blue/green soon!
Everybody's trying to figure out how to scale PRs/code review, but the bigger bottleneck is going to be deployment. If models keep getting cheaper, eventually you have 100s of agents working autonomously. What is the plan for getting all that code merged and deployed? You can't put them all in a single merge train. We need to start letting agents validate changes against tiny slices of production traffic before the PR is merged.
We're excited to announce early access to our Managed Clusters product!
Request access on miren.dev/pricing!
Miren has always been focused on self-hosted, but there are many of you that have asked if instead Miren could run the cluster for them. The answer is now yes!
Miren Runtime v0.14.0 is out 🚀
First Class Secrets: store app credentials with miren secret, reference them from app.toml. Encrypted, and never in your config, logs, or image layers.
Plus App Tasks, a SQLite addon, and more: miren.dev/blog/v0-14-release…
JIT Compilers? In this economy? Maybe in Ottawa.
/cc @tenderlove @evanphx
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Don't know who needs to hear this but if you don't like surprise bills from GCP, don't want to pay the high cost of Railway, and hate managing servers, @mirendev is for you. Tried it on a project this eve - claude spun up 16 services on a Hetzner vm using Miren in ~20 mins.
Miren retweeted
Great to see this kind of love for @mirendev -- well deserved
Deploying apps on the web has always been a major turn off for me - it feels like being gifted a litter of puppies.
Assorted pain reduction services exist with tamagotchi rental economics.
And then I discovered miren.dev.
I have absolutely no association with them. I am just genuinely in awe.







