The road to 1.0

[binarylogic]

As Vector approaches 1.0, we want to be as transparent as possible with our development and planning efforts.

Vector's 1.0 Roadmap

Vector's roadmap is public: https://roadmap.vector.dev

• Each card on the roadmap represents a 1.0 feature.
• Cards are not sorted in any particular order.
• We bucket individual Vector issues within each epic via Zenhub.
• You can see which issues we're working on via our milestones, which represent sprints with a 2-week cadence.
• Everyone is encouraged to propose new issues or comment on existing ones.

When will Vector reach 1.0?

We are targeting Q2 of 2021.

What does 1.0 mean to us?

• A stable API. As defined by semantic versioning. This includes any user-facing part of Vector: the CLI, configuration schema, and everything exposed through Vector's components.
• Production readiness. High confidence that Vector will perform well in large demanding production environments. You can read more about he we define "production readiness" here.
• Achieves Vector's vision. A high-performance, vendor-neutral tool that collects all observability data and gets it to its destination.

What does pre-1.0 mean to us?

• Possible API changes. Although, we do not take this lightly and will try to bundle breaking changes into a single release to reduce the migration burden.
• Possible roadmap changes. We work closely with many Vector users and learn a lot in that process. These findings are likely to alter the 1.0 roadmap.

What about post 1.0?

We will be focusing heavily on end-to-end use cases and going deeper on verticals such as:

• Best-in-class Kubernetes observability.
• Application observability.
• Infrastructure monitoring.
• Security & compliance.
• Improved parsing & structuring.
• Enterprise reliability & guarantees.
• Fleet wide management.

[jadbaz]

Hello,
The last milestone on the roadmap linked above is in May 2022
So this seems to be outdated
Any other updated documentation on 1.0 roadmap?