Where Moonin is going

Moonin has been in open beta since 1 August 2026 and on sale since 1 September. This page has the record of what already changed and the upcoming releases with their month.

Moonin answers three questions about a Kubernetes cluster: what changed, what is affected and what to do next. It installs as one Helm chart per cluster, with no code instrumentation and no per-service agent.

It runs on Amazon EKS (AWS), Google GKE (GCP), Azure AKS, self-managed clusters and on-premise, because it works against the Kubernetes API. It derives DORA metrics from the cluster own deployment history, exposes 16 read-only MCP tools for AI assistants, sends alerts to Slack, Microsoft Teams and VictorOps, and access is governed with enterprise SSO.

The months on upcoming releases are today planning, not a contractual commitment: they are published so the product pace can be judged, and if something moves, it is said here. What already happened carries its exact date.

Changelog

  1. 1 August 2026Open betaMoonin opens its public beta. Anyone can install it on their own cluster and use it with no hand-holding and no waiting list. What follows in this record is the product hardening with real people inside it.
  2. 23 August 2026The agents get versionedThe node agent and the discovery agent are the first components to be versioned with a publishable image. They are the ones that live inside the customer cluster, so they are also the first that have to be reproducible.
  3. 26 August 2026The whole platform gets versionedThe remaining nine components are versioned: the API, the MCP server, the notification engine, the scaling rules —API and agent—, the AI sync, the billing sync, the customer portal and the admin panel. With all eleven in place, installing Moonin stops depending on someone from the team being present.
  4. 27 August 2026Install with a single Helm chartThe agent chart is published, and with that installation goes from being a procedure to being a command: add the repository and deploy it on the cluster.
  5. 28 August 2026Telemetry alerts and incidentsThe part that turns cluster events into something you act on arrives: alert policies per event type and an incidents API in the backend, with its portal interface to create and follow them. New event types are added too, meaning more cluster situations the product recognizes by name.
  6. 31 August 2026Incidents become usableThe incidents API is extended and the alert experience in the portal is reworked, which is the difference between having alerts and someone actually configuring them. In the admin panel, an organization owner is now assigned by default instead of being one more manual step.
  7. 1 September 2026Sales openMoonin goes from available to for sale: commercialization opens. Assisted sales start here; buying without talking to anyone, with a published price and online payment, arrives mid-month and is also in this record.
  8. 2 September 2026The operational assistant growsThe part that answers in natural language about what is happening in the cluster grows, and AI settings and telemetry resolution are hardened in the API.
  9. 13 September 2026Identities, organizations and account recoveryThe admin panel gains identity actions and the API gains aggregate counts per organization: what you need once the customer stops being a person and becomes a team with roles. In the portal the account recovery flow is reworked, which is the point where most people get locked out with nothing they can do.
  10. 13 and 14 September 2026The agent learns to upgrade itselfThe agent chart goes from version 1.1.1 to 1.1.4 in two days, and the underlying change is letting it scale its own resources during a self-upgrade: before, an upgrade could run out of memory halfway through and someone had to step into the customer cluster by hand. Self-upgrade failures also start getting logged, which is what lets us find out without the customer reporting it.
  11. 14 and 15 September 2026The commercial site, with an open demo and a 30-day trialThe public site is born with its navigation, its licensing calculator in Spanish and English, and the signup form that notifies by email. A demo opens that anyone can enter without asking —the server issues the credentials and requires the referer, so the demo is open without being exposed— and the 30-day trial is published along with the security page.
  12. 16 September 2026Partner programThe program for those who resell and implement Moonin is published, with its terms. It is the first sales channel that does not go through us.
  13. 17 September 2026The eight packages, and the first online paymentThe eight prepaid packages appear with their price, their capacity and their tax breakdown, in monthly or annual payment with 10% off for the year. And payment with Mercado Pago is integrated: the order is persisted before anyone is sent to pay, the payment notification is signature-verified, and charging for real requires turning it on deliberately —test mode is the factory setting— so a test is never counted as a sale.
  14. 18 September 2026Two gateways and charging in the country currencyWebpay Plus from Transbank is integrated alongside Mercado Pago, because Mercado Pago payment methods do not process over 11 million pesos per transaction and seven of the eight annual packages are above that. Chile pays in pesos at the day exchange rate, fixed at payment time; the rest of the world in dollars.
  15. 21 September 2026Three support tiers, purchasableStandard, Premium and Enterprise —with first response of 72 hours, 2 hours and 30 minutes— go from being published on the licensing page to being selectable and payable on the same purchase screen.

Upcoming releases

  1. October 2026Installable on AWS and GCP, and GitHub integrationDirect installation on Amazon Web Services and Google Cloud, plus a portable install for the customer own infrastructure on either of them. GitHub integration comes with it, closing the change axis: today Moonin sees what was deployed on the cluster, and with this it sees where it came from. And a real-time DORA metrics dashboard — today they are derived from history but not followed live.
  2. November 2026Security: agent and real-time KDRA security agent and Kubernetes detection and response — KDR — running in real time over the cluster, with its own licensing. It is the first time Moonin looks at the cluster from security rather than only from operations.
  3. December 2026Right sizing and FinOpsA right-sizing panel with sizing recommenders for pods and for nodes, and a Kubernetes FinOps Hub. It closes the loop observability opens: seeing what happens in the cluster is what lets you decide how much capacity you actually need, and that is what brings the bill down.