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Maturity, validation & support

boatramp is pre-1.0. The core is feature-complete and tested; some capabilities that depend on real cloud or multi-host environments are validated at the mechanism level and have a remaining live-operation seam. This page states, per capability, what “done” means so you can judge what to run in production.

What “validated” means here

Every capability has unit and integration tests that run in CI, plus native validation of its mechanism. Some also have a live seam — an #[ignore]d test or an operational path that needs a real cluster, cloud account, or KVM host to exercise end to end. A live seam means the code is written and the mechanism is proven; the remaining work is real-environment operation, not implementation.

Status by capability

CapabilityStatus
Static hosting, atomic deploys & rollbackStable.
Routing (redirects, rewrites, headers, SPA)Stable.
Domains, TLS, ACME (HTTP-01 + DNS-01)Stable.
Auto-DNS (10 managed providers)Stable; each cloud provider’s live round-trip is a per-provider seam (Cloudflare validated against a real zone).
Authentication, RBAC, external signersStable; KMS/HSM/Vault backends have live seams for the specific service.
Wasm handlers + host bindingsStable.
Caching, compression, observabilityStable.
Single-node deploymentStable.
Clustering (Raft)In-process complete; live multi-host operation is the remaining seam.
Compute — containers & microVMsThe backends and the embedded VMM boot and serve real images; scale-to-zero snapshot/restore is validated live. The automatic idle→snapshot reconcile and VMM persistent volumes are being finished.
Cloudflare Containers targetDeclarative generate + deploy is complete; live cloud deploy/scale is a beta seam.

Support

There is no compatibility guarantee before 1.0: config formats, CLI flags, and the KV keyspace may change between releases. Pin a version, read the release notes before upgrading, and back up before you do (see Back up & restore).

For the up-to-date, code-level status of any specific area, the repository’s roadmap is authoritative — the tables above summarize it but the code and its tests are the source of truth.