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The official cardinal Discord is now the place for support, ideas, blueprints, releases, and community discussion.
Read more →Every wings endpoint — containers, images, blueprints, tasks, services, functions, terminal, cluster — with curl examples, right on the wings page. Wings itself is marked experimental.
Interactive terminal, live stats, webhooks, multi-node metrics, cluster guide and an OpenAPI schema — everything a control panel needs from wings is now in place.
wings now has a full REST surface for building a control panel — async tasks, node routing, metrics, streaming logs and exec — plus automated release builds.
The docs now cover the whole CLI, the guides section doubled, and the site gained wings, an API reference, benchmarks, and more.
The cobra migration regression is fixed — all 52 commands work again.
The official: parse error is gone, with curl -fsSL fetches and legacy-repo auto-migration.
The hand-rolled command dispatcher is replaced with Cobra, adding global flags and shell completion.
A single CI orchestrator, reproducible builds, SBOMs, cosign, and multi-arch packages.
Restore backups into new containers, migrate between hosts, and a stack of runtime fixes.
Ghost containers cleaned up, mount targets auto-fixed, and API lookups made forgiving.
seccomp, AppArmor, network isolation, encrypted backups, and audit logging.
Containers recover on boot, crash loops get a budget, and backups are scheduled and verified.
State writes become atomic, API defaults get locked down, and Go 1.25 is standardized.
Multi-node orchestration, serverless functions, and one-command blueprints in a single binary.
cardinal build, commit, system prune, and console turn it into a full dev loop.
Add or remove port mappings on a running container, plus a Russian docs mirror.
Browse, read, and search container files with cardinal fs — even after stop.
cardinal events, volume management, export/import, and login/logout arrive.
A remote management agent lands, dead code is removed, and state gets tests.
A container-escape vector is closed, plus stop --all and exec -i/-t.
cardinal run --disk adds per-container disk limits; images resolve the right architecture.
Disk quotas, multi-arch images, and the --startup / --healthcheck flags land.
cardinal ships .deb packages and an apt repository alongside the binary.
See CPU, memory, I/O, and PID counts for any container in real time.
Declare multi-container stacks in a TOML file and drive them with cardinal up / down.
The lightweight no-daemon container runtime reaches its first stable release.