Roadmap
Cocoar.Configuration is the open-source foundation — fully functional today for configuration, feature flags, entitlements, and secrets. Here's what we're building next.
At a Glance
| Initiative | Status | Impact |
|---|---|---|
| ConfigHub | In Design | Management portal for config, secrets, and flags at scale |
| Cloud Providers | Planned | Azure Key Vault, AWS Secrets Manager |
| Database Provider | Planned | Tenant-specific config from SQL |
Priority Order
We don't publish specific dates — we ship when it's ready. Rough priority:
- Cloud Providers (Azure Key Vault + AWS) — door openers for enterprise adoption
- Database Provider — unlocks tenant-specific config from SQL
- ConfigHub private preview — management portal for at-scale deployments
Current Limitations
These are things the library does not do today:
- No management UI — you manage config files, environment variables, and JSON directly. ConfigHub will address this.
- No cloud KMS integration — Azure Key Vault and AWS Secrets Manager require a custom provider today. Native providers are planned.
- No database provider — tenant config from SQL requires a custom provider. Native SQL support is planned.
Open Source Commitment
The library is and stays Apache-2.0. Everything needed to run Cocoar.Configuration on your own is free, forever. ConfigHub is a separate commercial product for teams that need operational tooling at scale — the library does not require it.