Current release
Single-server hosting management
Core
StavenCTL Roadmap
The product path for self-hosted Linux infrastructure.
StavenCTL starts with practical single-server hosting control, then expands toward clusters, automation, deeper observability, policy controls, and high-availability infrastructure paths.
Product Direction
Core to enterprise infrastructure
Next focus
Cluster and automation infrastructure
Pro
Long-term path
HA, API access, and priority support
Enterprise
Roadmap items describe product direction and may shift as real operator feedback shapes priorities.
Release Tracks
Clear phases from launch control panel to scaled operations.
The roadmap keeps essential hosting work in Core while future tracks add cluster management, analytics, policies, APIs, and high-availability infrastructure.
Core
Available now
Production-ready control for one self-hosted Linux server, focused on daily hosting operations.
Unlimited websites and hosting accounts
Nginx, SSL, firewall, and file workflows
Site backups, logs, and monitoring dashboard
Isolated runtime and portable self-hosted architecture
Pro
Next major track
Infrastructure tooling for operators growing beyond a single Linux server.
Multi-server cluster management
Cross-node deployments and shared automation
Centralized monitoring across connected nodes
Scheduled operational tasks and orchestration controls
Business
Future track
Deeper production visibility, policy controls, and analytics for larger operations.
Advanced observability and infrastructure analytics
Centralized log aggregation
Operational policies and security controls
Automation pipelines and infrastructure extensions
Enterprise
Long-term track
High-availability infrastructure paths, API access, and priority operational support.
High-availability deployment patterns
Automation API access
Priority support workflows
Enterprise infrastructure governance
Near-Term Work
The next work stays grounded in reliable server operations.
Before adding broad orchestration, StavenCTL keeps strengthening the workflows operators depend on every day.
Refine site, account, SSL, Nginx, file, backup, logs, and monitoring surfaces
Improve server setup checks, task feedback, and recovery flows
Harden production workflows around service reloads and failed operations
Prepare shared primitives for future multi-server orchestration
Operational automation
Turn routine hosting work into clear workflows for reloads, renewals, backups, deployment tasks, and recovery.
Production visibility
Expand metrics, logs, service state, audit trails, and infrastructure health into readable operator surfaces.
Infrastructure scale
Move from single-server management toward connected nodes, clusters, orchestration, and HA deployment paths.
Security controls
Improve firewall, SSL, account isolation, policy enforcement, and operational review workflows.
Start with Core