RunOS Team ·

RunOS 1.0 is Generally Available

RunOS is out of beta. As of June 30, every component of the platform runs version 1.x in production, and runos.com is the front door.

We opened signups to everyone back in December. Since then people have been running real workloads on real clusters: databases, production apps, GPU inference, the lot. The feedback shaped what 1.0 became. Thank you for that.

If you were on the beta

You have nothing to do. Really.

Your account, your clusters, and your CLI kept working through the cutover. The console now lives at console.runos.com, and the old beta address redirects there. New CLI builds point at the production endpoints automatically.

That was the bar we set for ourselves: beta users upgrade in place, nothing breaks. It held.

What’s in 1.0

The short version of what you get today:

  • 20+ managed services. PostgreSQL, MySQL, ClickHouse, Valkey, Kafka, RabbitMQ, MinIO, Grafana, Prometheus, and more, one click away.
  • Six ways to deploy. From local files with no local git or Docker, from the Console, from GitHub or GitLab CI, from your AI assistant over MCP, one-shot jobs for migrations, and full pull/diff/sync infrastructure-as-code.
  • An AI stack for your own GPUs. vLLM, Ollama, LiteLLM, and Langfuse as managed services, with NVIDIA drivers and MIG slicing handled for you.
  • Any server. Cloud providers with one API key, or any Ubuntu machine with a single curl command, even behind NAT with zero inbound ports.
  • Standard Kubernetes underneath. Your kubeconfig, your cluster. Disconnect RunOS any time and everything keeps running.

What 1.0 doesn’t do

We’d rather tell you now than have you find out at 2am.

There is no autoscaling. You pick replica counts, and they stay where you put them. High availability is a sizing choice you make per service, not a default. Backups are explicit configuration, not something we silently do for you. Service dashboards sit behind a VPN by default instead of being exposed to the internet.

These are deliberate choices for a platform that runs on your hardware. You should know exactly what your cluster is doing and what it costs. Magic that moves your workloads around or copies your data somewhere without being asked doesn’t fit that.

Still free

RunOS 1.0 is completely free to use. Unlimited nodes, unlimited clusters, all services included. You pay for your servers, and nothing on top.

The 1.0 label changes one thing above all: this is production software now, and we treat it that way. Versioned releases, verified deploys, and a platform we run our own infrastructure on.

Ready to try it?

Start free, or install the CLI and go from nothing to a deployed app in a few minutes:

curl -fsSL https://get.runos.com/cli.sh | bash

The quickstart walks you through the rest.