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Phelix v1.0.0

The first production release brings version-aware application delivery, encrypted runtime configuration, health-gated zero-downtime deployment, container packaging, and multi-server monitoring into one CLI.

Release highlights

Versioned by default

Every build produces an immutable binary and encrypted environment snapshot.

Zero-downtime delivery

Blue-green and rolling deploys switch traffic only after health checks pass.

Encrypted configuration

AES-256-GCM protects app variables and registry credentials at rest.

Tiered health checks

Explicit HTTP readiness with automatic HTTP, TCP, and PID fallbacks.

Build matrices

Cross-product builds across compiler versions, operating systems, and architectures.

Fleet awareness

Real-time application, metric, and log streaming through the persistent gRPC monitor.

Install or upgrade

The installer selects the correct prebuilt binary and configures the Linux monitor service. Running it again upgrades an existing installation.

Terminal
curl -fsSL https://phelix.anophel.com/install.sh | bash
phelix version

Compatibility

Areav1.0.0 support
HostLinux primary; Windows experimental
LanguagesGo and Rust
Go matrix1.20–1.26
Rust matrix1.75–1.97
TargetsLinux, macOS, and Windows across supported architectures
ContainersDocker; Docker Buildx for multi-arch manifests

Operational notes

What shipped

  • Go and Rust project detection
  • Application lifecycle commands
  • Immutable numbered builds and tags
  • Two-phase version promotion
  • Classic and zero-downtime rollback
  • Retention and rollback audit trail
  • Encrypted environment management
  • Health checks and live watch mode
  • Reverse proxy control daemon
  • Blue-green and rolling deployment
  • Optimized Dockerfile generation
  • Compose sidecar scaffolding
  • Native and Docker matrix builds
  • Structured JSON build reports
  • gRPC multi-server monitoring
  • Centralized application logs

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