01Final published image
The final TaskNebula image and source remain available as-is. No new image tags, fixes or security releases will be published for this project.
0.17.3 finalMIT sourceunsupported
TaskNebula / legacy operations
Final-release operations for existing installs.
TaskNebula's former Docker topology is documented here for existing operators. The open-source project ended at 0.17.3; current product development, access and support are handled through N-Task on n-n.io.
Final OSS 0.17.3MIT sourceNo further updates
- Historical Compose topology
- Back up existing data
- Plan a supported next step
- Current product
- N-Task
- Final OSS release
- 0.17.3
- Legacy source license
- MIT
- OSS support
- Ended
01Existing installations
Keep an existing installation understandable.
The final repository retains installation details for historical reference. It no longer receives security fixes, so this is not a recommendation to start a new TaskNebula deployment.
Preserve data. Back up the database, uploads and configuration before changing an existing installation.
Identify the release. The repository names 0.17.3 as final; do not assume the floating image tag will receive fixes.
Plan the next step. Review N-Task’s current product and deployment options separately from this legacy source.
02Final-source topology
The components behind the last public release.
The former Compose file shows the web container, persistent stores and optional services. It documents TaskNebula 0.17.3 rather than an N-Task deployment.
02Localhost-bound services
The final repository's Compose topology binds database, Redis and web ports to 127.0.0.1 by default; this is a historical design record.
127.0.0.1TLS proxyhealth checks
03No Docker socket in web
The former signed self-update mechanism does not imply future TaskNebula releases. Existing operators must plan an explicit migration or their own maintenance.
signed requestmanual fallbackoperator control
- 01
PostgreSQL + pgvector
persistent volume
- 02
Redis with password
cache + pub/sub
- 03
Optional LiveKit
voice rooms
- 04
TaskNebula web
GET /api/health
- 05
Optional cron sidecar
standup/janitor/version-check
03Legacy operator record
What existing operators still need to know.
These are final-source notes for installations already running TaskNebula. They do not restore maintenance, security updates or support.
01Image
Record the deployed image tag; no newer TaskNebula image is planned.
02Secrets
Inventory existing credentials and rotate exposed values before a transition.
03Network
Review existing port bindings and TLS reverse-proxy access.
04Persistence
Back up postgres_data, redis_data, and uploads_data before changing the installation.
05Updates
Treat the final release as unsupported; plan risk controls or a move to a maintained system.
06Automation
Inspect enabled cron jobs and other scheduled work before shutdown or migration.
07AI
Review provider keys, agent permissions and stored work before moving data.
04End of updates
The release channel has stopped.
The final code included update-awareness features, but the TaskNebula repository now states that no more features, fixes, security updates, releases or Docker images will be published.
Keep an inventory of existing installations, preserve their data and evaluate a separately agreed move to N-Task or another maintained system. Current N-Task deployment and licence terms are published by N-N.
Explore the current product- 01
Identify release
final 0.17.3
- 02
Back up state
database + uploads
- 03
Assess unsupported risk
no future fixes
- 04
Review N-Task fit
separate product
- 05
Agree migration scope
human decision
Continue with N-Task
The work has a new product home.
Explore N-Task for current project, task and team-documentation workflows. The TaskNebula repository remains a final, unsupported MIT source record for existing users and researchers.