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🚀 Phelix v1.0.0 is out

Phelix is a single-binary CLI that builds, versions, and zero-downtime-deploys your Go and Rust apps on your own server — no Kubernetes, no complexity.

Why I built it: deploying a small service shouldn't need a heavy container platform — or an "ssh in and pray during restart" ritual. Phelix sits right in between.

Features:
• Zero-downtime deploys (blue-green & rolling) — traffic switches only after health checks pass
• Instant one-command rollback — every build is versioned on disk
• Progressive rollout + tiered health checks (HTTP/TCP/PID)
• Encrypted env vars, snapshotted per version
• With or without Docker — build images or run a plain binary
• Optional dashboard to manage multiple servers: phelix.anophel.com

Install:
go install github.com/abdorrahmani/phelix@latest
(or grab a prebuilt binary from Releases)

The CLI is open source — if it helps you, a ⭐ on GitHub means a lot:
🔗 github.com/abdorrahmani/phelix
🔗 https://phelix.anophel.com/?utm_source=telegram&utm_medium=community&utm_campaign=launch_01&utm_content=anophel_channel_01

#golang #rust #devops #selfhosting

🚀 Phelix v1.1.0 is here!

We’re introducing MCP (Model Context Protocol) support to Phelix.

With this release, AI assistants can interact with Phelix infrastructure workflows through MCP, bringing infrastructure operations closer to AI-powered development.

What’s new?

• MCP integration for AI assistants
• Tools to inspect infrastructure and work with deployment plans
• Controlled execution with approval safeguards

Our goal is simple: Powerful infrastructure without unnecessary complexity.

🔗 Explore Phelix:
https://phelix.anophel.com/?utm_source=telegram&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=release_110

📦 Release notes:
https://github.com/abdorrahmani/phelix/releases/tag/v1.1.0

#Phelix #MCP #AI #DevOps