Is < v1.0 is production ready for companies needs ? #4175
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I’ve noticed that Dokploy’s last release was under 1.0.
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I’ve run Dokploy in production on a few internal tools while it was still 0.x, and it’s been solid enough for non‑critical workloads. The main risk isn’t stability - most 0.x releases have been well tested - but breaking changes between minor versions, since semver isn’t locked until 1.0. If you need a stable base, pin to a specific version tag (e.g., |
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It's stable, but I've run into some problems during upgrades, and it's understandable since it's under development and I've noticed it's getting a lot of new features, which is great. You can pin a version and test upgrades before, but i'm really waiting for the 1.0 release to get something rock solid. Is there a milestone or release date for that? |
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I’ve run Dokploy in production on a few internal tools while it was still 0.x, and it’s been solid enough for non‑critical workloads. The main risk isn’t stability - most 0.x releases have been well tested - but breaking changes between minor versions, since semver isn’t locked until 1.0. If you need a stable base, pin to a specific version tag (e.g.,
v0.12.3) or a commit SHA in your Docker image or Helm chart, and review the changelog before each upgrade. For anything customer‑facing or with SLAs, I’d wait for the first 1.0 release or maintain a separate staging cluster to catch incompatibilities early. Otherwise, treat it like any other pre‑1.0 project: monitor, pin, and test upgrades r…