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.

All notable changes to Miren Runtime, organized by release version.

Miren's self-hosted core is free forever: the whole CLI and the core deploy workflow, on servers you own. Here's how we plan to make money.

You build the app. We'll take the fiddly bits: secrets, tasks, maintenance windows, SQLite, and reaching clusters off the public internet.

Why Miren wrote its own RPC system, one where passing an object as an argument lets the other side call back into you.

Introducing distributed runners in Miren: add machines to your cluster and spread stateless workloads across them.

Deeply technical zine. And it's free.

Put a private cluster's apps on the internet. No port forwarding, no static IP, nothing dialing in.

We put our own PDS on the ATmosphere with Claude Code and the Miren skills — here's the real setup, including where it got stuck.

In this episode, Evan Phoenix of Miren discusses the persistent pain points in deployment for small teams and the need for better defaults rather than more c...

How a volunteer team built PIGCon Plaza, a real-time draw-your-own-creature game, on Miren for zero dollars, in front of 1,300 people.

Short-lived OIDC tokens in every sandbox, so your app can prove who it is to AWS and the rest of the world without storing a single static secret.

Why Miren stores its state in an EAV entity system on etcd instead of a relational database.

All notable changes to Miren Runtime, organized by release version.

YouTube video by TokioConf

A url for every pull request, powered by ephemeral deploys and wired into GitHub Actions.

Auth and WAF that sit between ingress and your app, declared the same way you'd declare anything else on Miren.

If you’re looking for a free option to host your app, you could use the free trial of the common hosting options. However, I recently discovered a different option and decided to give a go: Miren. The...

A look at how we actually plan, design, build, and review software at Miren.

YouTube video by Miren

Notes on fitting Rust in a gopher brain by building a chat server with Tokio.

Declare what your app needs and let Miren handle the rest.

The principles haven't changed. The participants have.

See how Miren compares to Kubernetes, K3s, Nomad, Kamal, Coolify, Heroku, Fly.io, and more. Honest comparisons for small teams choosing a deployment platform.

Announcing free run.garden and miren.app subdomains for Miren Cloud users, and the case for giving your small software a home.

All notable changes to Miren Runtime will be documented in this file.

Secretless CI/CD deploys: one command to set up, one action to run.