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v0.1.0 First release
Released May 15, 2026
Tag v0.1.0
SHA 7f3ac41
Stability Preview

First release.

Aethers 0.1.0 is the first public preview — the foundation: a PostgreSQL backend, one schema shared by nine Aethers, and a UI that finally lets every IT role open the same tool. Infrastructure is fully live; the other eight Aethers ship as preview or planned and will roll forward through the 0.x series.

The headline new thing in 0.1.0 is composable dashboards — every dashboard is a canvas, every card is draggable, and layouts persist per user. Read the docs or jump to downloads below.

Hero feature

Composable dashboards

every dashboard is a canvas. Drag cards to rearrange, add or remove what each role cares about, save the layout per user.

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Infrastructure

fully live. Sites table, donut, lifecycle, hottest racks, last imports.

Aether status 9 modules

I Infrastructure Live
  • Sites, racks, devices, interfaces, cables, power feeds, power panels
  • Fleet health with stacked-bar status breakdown
  • Rack utilisation histogram + hottest racks watchlist
  • Manufacturer donut + EoL timeline
  • Anomaly banner for incomplete imports
N Network In dev
  • IPAM: prefixes, IP addresses, VRFs, VLANs, ASNs
  • Read-only API and list views; designer pending
  • IPv4 saturation card on the Operations dashboard
V Virtual Planned

Hypervisors, clusters, VMs, capacity planning — roadmap target 0.4.

C Circuits In dev
  • Providers, circuit types, terminations
  • Read-only list views
I Inventory In dev
  • Assets, categories, lifecycle, warranty tracker (preview)
  • Software licences and purchase orders pending
T Tenancy In dev
  • People, tenants, contact roles
  • One identity layer across all Aethers
V Vendor Planned

Contracts, SLAs, renewals, spend — roadmap target 0.5.

O Operations Planned

Incidents, runbooks, on-call, maintenance — roadmap target 0.3.

I Insight Planned

Dashboards, reports, SLOs, audit — roadmap target 0.6.

Changes 23 entries

+ Added 11

  • Initial public release of Aethers with all nine Aether scaffolds
  • Self-hosted deployment via the official Docker image
  • Composable dashboards — drag, drop, add, remove cards per user
  • Operations dashboard with Today strip, Fleet health, Network traffic, Change velocity heatmap, Activity stream, IPv4 saturation, Capacity meters
  • Infrastructure overview with Sites table, sub-section grid, manufacturer donut, hardware lifecycle, hottest racks, last imports
  • ⌘K command palette across the app
  • Full REST API with an OpenAPI 3.1 spec (Swagger UI in development)
  • PostgreSQL backend with auto-migrations on boot
  • Docker image at ghcr.io/aethers-cloud/aethers:0.1.0
  • Local authentication; OIDC + SAML stubbed for Cloud
  • Audit log with per-Aether and cross-Aether filtering

~ Changed 5

  • Licence is proprietary — closed source, © Aethers (see LICENSE)
  • Anomaly banner replaces silent flags for incomplete imports
  • Activity feed is grouped by actor + action + record type
  • Sidebar Aether order matches the docs reference order
  • Date format defaults to ISO-style (locale-aware short form via [server].locale)

− Fixed 7

  • Site detail page no longer counts archived devices in the online total
  • Rack elevation rendered backwards on RTL locales
  • Editing a power feed without changing it created an empty audit entry
  • Command palette could double-fire ⌘K when held
  • Footer status pill stuck on "operational" during reverse proxy failures
  • Theme toggle didn't persist after sign-out
  • API 500 on GET /api/sites with empty tenant
Migration

0.1.0 is the first public release. If you ran a private preview earlier than May 2026, you'll need a fresh install — the schema and Aether layout shifted enough that automatic migration isn't supported.

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