Roadmap

Galena has no release yet. Everything elsewhere in these docs describes what works today; this page is the only place that describes what doesn't yet.

Next: autopilotCopy Anchor Link

• Incidents drafted from monitors. When a monitor goes down, Galena attaches it to an open incident or drafts a new one, following the monitor's publish policy: publish automatically, ask a person first (and publish after 10 minutes if still down), or keep it internal. Flapping monitors and maintenance windows don't draft anything.
• Approvals in Slack and in the dashboard. A Slack app with an approval card and an /incident command, and the same card in the dashboard.
• Resolve-watch. A recovering monitor posts a Monitoring update, resolves the incident once it has been stable, and reopens it if it fails again.
• Outbox safeguards. A delayed backstop and an hourly sweep, so an event survives trigger.dev being unreachable at the moment of a change.
• A live demo where anyone can break a demo API and watch detection, approval and the page update.

Then: ecosystemCopy Anchor Link

• Alert ingest. Generic JSON and Alertmanager webhooks, routed to components by label, with one draft per alert group.
• Statuspage-compatible files. /api/v2/*.json on the status page, with the same field names and values as Atlassian Statuspage, so existing tools and widgets keep working.
• Webhook endpoints, fully. A delivery log, replay, a longer retry schedule and automatic disabling after three days of failures.
• API keys. Scoped read, write and admin keys for scripts.
• Settings. Inviting members, changing roles, turning on two-factor, and GitHub sign-in in the dashboard.

Version 1.0Copy Anchor Link

• An internal status page that needs a signed-in session.
• A security pass with a written threat model.
• Metrics, alarms and an external dead-man's switch.
• Load tests of the status page.
• A self-hosting guide tested by someone who has never seen the project.

After 1.0Copy Anchor Link

• More monitor types: TCP, DNS, certificate and domain expiry, heartbeats.
• Discord and Microsoft Teams.
• A GitHub App: deploys and merged pull requests on incident timelines.
• Importing from Statuspage.
• iCal for maintenance, and a JSON feed.
• Grafana, CloudWatch and Sentry as alert sources.
• Checks more often than once a minute.
• A TypeScript SDK and a CLI.