Compute
Connect a GitHub repository. Atlasflow builds a container image, starts it in an isolated microVM on bare-metal infrastructure, checks its health, and routes traffic when it is ready.
Best for
Long-running web applications, APIs, and worker processes packaged as containers.
What you get
- Dockerfile builds or automatic builds for supported stacks
- Deployments from the default GitHub branch, plus manual redeploys
- Preview URLs, health checks, custom domains, and managed TLS
How compute works
The runtime is deliberately narrow: a container, a microVM, a health check, and HTTP routing.
MicroVM isolation
Each deployed container runs in its own microVM with its own kernel. Compute hosts are shared; the isolation boundary is the VM rather than a container namespace.
GitHub-driven deployments
Push to the default branch and Atlasflow builds the image, starts a new deployment, and records the build and runtime logs.
Health-checked routing
A deployment receives traffic only after its health check passes.