This is a crisp overview of exodus.build — a project focused on unlocking developer experience, composable infrastructure, and elegant deployment patterns. Over the next ten slides we’ll cover vision, product pillars, architecture, roadmap, and how to get involved.
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Our mission is to empower teams to build reliable systems quickly by combining modular tooling, clear defaults, and a human-centered developer surface. We imagine a future where launching complex services is as simple as composing tiny, well-documented blocks.
Modern infra is fragmented: too many decisions, fragile automation, ballooning costs, and poor developer ergonomics. exodus.build reduces friction by opinionated integrations, predictable builds, and developer-first observability so teams spend time building features, not patching pipelines.
Small, versioned building blocks with purpose-built interfaces.
Safe rollouts, easy rollback, and audit-friendly releases.
Fast feedback loops, clear errors, and great local dev tools.
Actionable telemetry that maps directly to modules and ownership.
exodus.build favors a layered architecture: lightweight runtime agents, a control plane for orchestration, and an extensible module registry. This separation keeps runtime minimal while enabling rich governance and policy at the control plane.
We bake security into defaults: least privilege, encrypted secrets, and reproducible builds. Compliance-ready outputs include immutable audit logs, fine-grained RBAC, and exportable policy reports for teams with strict requirements.
Quarter 1: Core registry and CLI. Quarter 2: Managed control plane beta. Quarter 3: Observability integrations and policy-as-code. Quarter 4: Enterprise features and partner ecosystem. Each milestone emphasizes developer feedback and incremental stability.
Quick start: install the CLI, bootstrap a module, and push to the registry. Example commands ship with templates so teams can try a working pipeline in under ten minutes. For contributors, issue templates and contributing guides make onboarding simple.
Join the community to discuss patterns, propose modules, or integrate tools. We welcome issues, PRs, and RFCs. Everyone who contributes helps shape the defaults and governance model — participation is the best way to influence direction.
Explore the project and resources below. Each link is styled so you can quickly spot official docs and community channels.
Official docs CLI quickstart Module registry
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