Akash Network Roadmap

Estimated Completion: 1/1/2026

A permissionless market for Managed Backend Services (such as Databases) to reduce the operational burden for Tenants.

Estimated Completion: 1/15/2026

Many users of Akash Console deploy apps and services that need a custom domain. Configuring the mapping from the endpoint (or port mapping) received when the lease is created requires going into a separate UI (like Cloudflare). Allowing this configuration within Console makes UX better

Estimated Completion: 1/30/2026

Being able to store logs on Akash (or other decentralized storage) reduces cost for customers

Estimated Completion: 1/30/2026

Users want to change the lease terms of their instances.

Estimated Completion: 1/30/2026

Akash users frequently receive no bids from providers even though there are enough GPUs on the provider because either there aren't enough GPUs on a single node or there are not enough other resources (CPU, Memory, etc.) on a single node.

Estimated Completion: 1/31/2026

Being able to select one or more backup providers and have the deployment be redeployed to them automatically if/ when the primary provider has an issue

Estimated Completion: 1/31/2026

Users want to be incentivized to provide compute resources to the network.

Estimated Completion: 2/15/2026

One of the barriers to Akash adoption is giving users confidence that providers on the network can be trusted.

Estimated Completion: 2/20/2026

The concept of virtual machines (VMs) for the Akash Network revolves around leveraging decentralized cloud computing resources to deploy, manage, and scale Virtual Machines securely and cost-effectively.

Estimated Completion: 5/30/2026

Lease-to-lease networking on the Akash Network would provide dynamic IP address management and secure communication between tenants workloads.

Estimated Completion: 8/30/2026

Users/ cusotmers of Akash Network often come from traditional cloud services where they are able to "reserve" a certain number and type of instances for a period of time which gives them the assurance that they will always have access to that exact infrastructure and also provides them lower discounts (for committed use). This is not possible on Akash.

Estimated Completion: 8/30/2026

Offering something similar to what customers can get from public clouds and a price alternative for some Akash Customers who are willing to tolerate preemption