MEMBRANE
alpha
What is Membrane?
Stateful serverless TypeScript for internal tools.
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access control
Membrane programs cannot make network requests or access your graph unless they are explicitly given access to the right nodes. You're in complete control of which programs can access what.
Even the standard
fetch function is implemented in terms of graph nodes. It's through the graph that programs make HTTP requests, send emails, access APIs, and so on.The graph ensures that programs, including those you didn't write, only execute their intended functions and nothing more. It is how programs communicate with each other and the outside world.
The graph is explorable and typed. Anything is referenceable so access to data can be very fine-grained. We like to think of it as a capability-based access control model.
What is Membrane?
Stateful serverless TypeScript for internal tools.
FEATURESEXAMPLES
Features Walkthrough
In this video we discuss 3 of the most important features of Membrane: Durability, The Graph, and Observability.
If you're curious about Membrane's architecture, Juan joined the devtools.fm podcast to talk through the nuts and bolts.
Communication
- 2024.09.13 Changelog 0.4 Navigator file explorer; share page improvements.
- 2024.09.06 Changelog 0.3 Support npm package types; Logs back navigation.
- 2024.08.30 Changelog 0.2 Logs UI upgrades and better onboarding UX (examples).
- 2024.08.23 Changelog 0.1 Improved Navigator context menu and driver install UX.
- 2024.06.19 Public Roadmap A Membrane program to share what we're working on.
- 2023.09.20 Progress Update #3 Simpler function signatures; built-in Google auth.
- 2023.09.13 Progress Update #2 Windows support and OOM handling.
- 2023.08.30 Progress Update #1 Internal logging architecture; improved HTTP UI.
- 2023.08.14 Progress Update #0 Exit nodes and Program Replays.
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