After a few months of development and testing, I'm excited to announce that Systemg 1.0.0 is feature complete!

⚠️ This does not mean that v1.0.0 is about to be released, it's merely feature complete.

What started as a simple process manager has evolved into a robust, production-ready tool that handles everything from basic service management to complex deployment workflows. I've been running sysg in production on Arbitration, and it's been serving my needs perfectly — managing services reliably without the complexity of systemd.

Systemg is a new approach to program composition: transforming arbitrary programs into coherent systems with explicit lifecycles, dependencies, and health monitoring.

Instead of managing individual daemons, Systemg focuses on:

• Composition over mechanics: Declare how programs work together as a system
• Explicit lifecycles: Define startup sequences, health checks, and recovery behaviors
• Built-in deployment strategies: Rolling deployments with health validation included

Perfect for developers who need to compose programs into predictable, evolvable systems.

👉 Check out the official docs