PasqualeMuraca packages Mike to run on your own servers

PasqualeMuraca has bundled Mike into Docker - a packaging tool that wraps an application and everything it needs into containers that run the same way on any machine. The result is a one-command starting point: the front end won't even boot until the back end reports healthy, and every secret the platform needs is laid out in a single documented template, so there's no guessing about which keys and credentials are required.

It's deliberately a starting point, not a finished product. There's no bundled database (the platform still expects an external one) and no built-in encryption layer for traffic from the outside world, so a firm adopting this would need to add its own. Even teams that never touch Docker get value from the secrets checklist as plain documentation of what running Mike actually takes.