Hi all, Now that the bulk of the Unomi 3 work has landed and 3.1 is nearing the finish line, I'd like to share a preview of a refreshed website meant to make a proper deal out of the new platform — what it enables, and the work and features that got us here:
https://unomi-preview.netlify.app/ Important: this content is only intended to go live on https://unomi.apache.org/ once the Apache Unomi 3.1.0 release is final and available for download. Until then, this Netlify URL is for review only. Unomi 3.1 status (short) ------------------------ Functionally, the big pieces are in. What's left on my side is mainly additional testing and hardening. Already green: - unit tests - integration tests - external REST API tests I'm also exercising the stack end-to-end with my own Inoyu solution on top of Unomi, as a real-world check before we call 3.1 done. Why this site, why now ---------------------- Unomi 3 is a major platform step — not only incremental features. As 3.1 stabilizes, the idea is to use the public site to clearly show: - what the Unomi 3 platform is and what it enables - the possibilities it opens (multi-tenancy, OpenSearch / ES9, ops tooling, stronger automated testing, AI-agent / customer-memory use cases, and more) - the breadth of work that went into getting here — so the community, users, and newcomers can see the full story in one place In short: celebrate Unomi 3 properly while the release is closing out, and be ready to publish when 3.1.0 is out. Objectives of the preview ------------------------- 1. Put concrete promotion content in front of everyone while 3.1 finishes testing. 2. Collect constructive feedback on accuracy, tone, missing topics, and navigation — before the 3.1.0 release and official site publish. 3. Iterate quickly on draft content without touching the official site yet. What's on the preview --------------------- - Modernized presentation centered on the Unomi 3 story - Homepage / messaging for 3.0 platform modernization and 3.1 product capabilities - New Blog section with a Unomi 3 series, including: - Introducing Apache Unomi 3 / Migrating to Unomi 3 - Multi-tenancy, OpenSearch, platform foundation - AI agents / customer memory - Ops & quality deep dives (shell CRUD, task scheduler, request tracing, unit/IT harness, build.sh, manual, OpenAPI enrichment) - "Unomi 3 in numbers" (LOC, tests, contributors, downloads, visits) Of course all constructive feedback and comments are very welcome — large amounts of money too, if anyone insists :) Tracking: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/UNOMI-932 Thanks & regards, Serge
