Myrmic will always be open source: transparent, inspectable infrastructure shaped with the community, not locked behind one roadmap.
Applications should run where they bring the most value, whether on embedded devices, edge computers, gateways, or servers.
Systems should keep operating through failures, disconnects, and changing networks because resilience belongs in the runtime, not every application.
A better developer experience leads to better systems. Myrmic is intentionally designed to reduce complexity, not add another layer of friction.
Edge computing is becoming the foundation of modern systems, from industrial automation and smart infrastructure to robotics, mobility, energy, and environmental monitoring. Myrmic’s vision is a world where the tools beneath edge applications are open, portable, resilient, and trustworthy, so innovation can happen where it matters most: at the edge.
Myrmic aims to provide one coherent model for how distributed applications are built, communicate, and evolve across the edge.
Edge systems should not depend on a single point of control. Myrmic is designed around systems that can adapt, coordinate, and self-organize in real-world conditions.
Myrmic is built for low-overhead, efficient execution across constrained devices, gateways, edge computers, and demanding distributed workloads.
Security is a foundation, not an afterthought. Myrmic is built with safety, isolation, and integrity in mind.
Edge systems need to change without being rebuilt from scratch. Myrmic is designed to support gradual evolution and long-term maintainability.
Myrmic’s success depends on the community around it. We believe contributors, users, partners, and real-world deployments will shape the future of the project.
We are building Myrmic step by step, with transparency and a clear commitment to the developer and open-source community. Each milestone brings us closer to a more open, portable, and resilient foundation for distributed edge systems.
Continue building and hardening the runtime, SDKs, core abstractions, and developer experience.
Deliver clear documentation, examples, concepts, patterns, and guides that help developers succeed.
Release Myrmic open source at RustConf 2026, with runtime, Book, API Reference, and resources.
Grow the ecosystem with contributors, integrations, examples, feedback, and real-world deployments.