PasqualeMuraca/mike
PasqualeMuraca is packaging Mike for self-hosting, aiming squarely at small firms that want to run it on their own server.
This fork of Mike is being shaped by PasqualeMuraca into something a small firm's IT person could realistically deploy without help. The headline work so far is a clean containerized setup - Mike in a box, ready to stand up on in-house infrastructure.
Beyond that, the signals are modest: some local-developer hygiene suggesting PasqualeMuraca works out of a JetBrains IDE, and not much else publicly visible yet. There's no rebrand, no obvious niche pivot, no separate product story - this reads as upstream Mike, made easier to run.
If you're a firm evaluating whether you could host Mike yourself rather than depending on a vendor, this is the fork worth watching. Click through to GitHub for the specifics.
What's in it
- Self-hostable in a box A containerized setup that lets a small firm's IT person stand Mike up on their own server without deep ops expertise.
- Built for in-house deployment The work so far points at firms that want Mike running on their own infrastructure rather than someone else's cloud.
Direction
infrastructure
Activity
Threads of work (detailed view)
PasqualeMuraca makes Mike self-hostable in a box
A clean Docker setup that turns Mike into something a small firm's IT person could actually stand up on their own server.