Roadmap

7 things planned. Your vote orders them.

Every card is a GitHub Discussion. Upvote the ones you want and this page reorders itself: the votes are read every hour, so a vote cast now is on the page within one. Not on the list? Propose it — a sentence about the problem is enough.

7planned, ordered by votes

21votes cast, read hourly

2shipped from this list

4votesA hardware watchdog, so a hung daemon does not mean a trip to the rackThe SoC has a watchdog and this firmware does not arm it.Open 4votesRemote syslog, and an audit line for every mutating API callShip the board's logs somewhere that survives it, and write one line per call that changes state — who, what, from where.Open 3votesManage the BMC's SSH keys and change its password from the interface and the fleetThe only way to put an SSH key on the BMC, or take one off, is to log in over SSH and edit /root/.ssh/authorized_keys by hand.Open 1voteOpenTelemetry: traces, logs and metrics over OTLP, opt-inThe board already exposes Prometheus metrics on their own credential-free listener, which is the right thing when the cluster is down.Designed, not started 1voteSD card: checksums computed on the board, upload, rename and moveThe interface can now list what is on the card and say which files can be written to a module (v3.25.0).Listing shipped in v3.25.0; the rest is open 1voteChoose the self-signed certificate's key type and validityWhen no operator certificate is installed the board issues its own: EC P-384, real names, 825 days, renewed 30 days out.Open 1voteACME against a private CA, so the certificate renews itselfACME is a protocol, not a company.Open

Something broken rather than missing? Report it, and read what is and isn't fixed first, because it may already be there with a ticket.

Shipped from this list

Voted for, built, released. Each card still opens its discussion.

5votesVLANs on the board's switch, with apply-then-confirm**VLANs on the board's switch — shipped in firmware v2.33.0, with three ways to use them**Shipped in v2.33.0 1voteInstall a certificate from your own CAIf you run a private certificate authority — step-ca, your router's, your own — you can already trust its root in your browser and get a green padlock on anything it issues.Shipped in v2.33.0

Recently shipped

One post per firmware release, from the repositories' own changelogs — all of them, or by feed.

v2.44.015 October 2026 v2.43.015 October 2026 v2.42.06 October 2026 v2.41.06 October 2026 v2.40.03 October 2026

How a thing gets from here to there

A feature is a ticket in the maintainer's tracker, a Discussion here, and then a page under Features with the numbers that prove it — in that order. The known-faults page is the other half of this one: what is wrong today, with the ticket that tracks it. A roadmap that lists only what is coming is advertising.

Votes read 31 October 2026 by just refresh-roadmap, which runs every hour.

What shipped →One post per firmware release, newest first. Propose or report →Ideas carry votes; faults carry tickets. What is not fixed →The honest list, each with a ticket. What it does today →Every feature, with the measurement behind it.