Product status

Dopbase 0.1.9 is the current release. It includes the Rust server and CLI, the embedded Vue Admin UI, the REST API, generated OpenAPI and Swagger documentation, and SQLite storage in one executable.

Available in 0.1.9

• Projects, environments, and individually managed secrets
• Encryption before persistence with separate master-key material
• Guided project and environment creation from ./.env through dopbase init
• dotenv, JSON, YAML, and TOML import and export through the CLI, plus Docker env-file export
• An embedded browser Admin UI covering setup, sign-in, project and environment management, secret management with a .env editor, runner tokens, audit events, and instance status
• Process injection through dopbase run
• Human authentication and environment-scoped runner tokens
• Root, admin, member, and AI agent identities with role-aware permissions
• User and AI account management, account metadata, and last-sign-in details
• Instance status, resource health, and a root-only factory reset
• Root-only full-instance encrypted backups with account-aware restore
• Audit records
• Self-hosted binaries for macOS and Linux on AMD64 and ARM64

Current boundaries

Version 0.1.0 requires a fresh data directory. Databases and .dop backups created by earlier releases are not supported. Keep the matching master key with every backup, and test restores before relying on them for recovery.

Dopbase Cloud is not available yet. The current release does not include native Windows binaries, automatic upgrades, or managed backups.

Windows users must run Dopbase in a Linux container with Docker. Self-hosted operators remain responsible for TLS, network access, database backups, master-key storage, monitoring, upgrades, and incident response.

The source is public so anyone can inspect the implementation and report security problems privately. Public source makes review possible, but it is not the same as an independent security audit. Operators remain responsible for security review, TLS, access controls, monitoring, and recovery testing.

Follow the roadmap for later work.