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CPU Application Cloud

Tabbify runs OCI-packaged application workloads inside Firecracker microVMs. Compute arrives connected to the deploy path, tenant-private network, health state, public ingress, and the operational context used by your assigned engineer.

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Designed for

For product teams and agencies that need a production application environment without assembling a Kubernetes platform or maintaining a collection of unrelated servers.

01

What it gives the application

The capability, the operating value, and the boundary are described together.

Firecracker isolation

Each application workload runs inside a CPU microVM rather than as a plain process on a shared application host.

Remote deployment

GitHub and manual remote deployment paths submit an asynchronous build and start workflow.

Private first

A workload joins its tenant network before selected routes receive public ingress, a custom domain, and TLS.

Current operating evidence

The console exposes current deployment state, health results, lifecycle controls, and a bounded local application-log tail.

02

How it works in a production engagement

Start with evidence, make the current boundary explicit, then apply the verified workflow.

  1. 01

    Package the workload

    Connect a GitHub repository or submit a supported remote deployment with the application manifest.

  2. 02

    Build the image

    Tabbify prepares an OCI artifact and registers it for the selected application target.

  3. 03

    Pass the health gate

    The asynchronous deployment completes only after the configured workload checks succeed.

  4. 04

    Operate the current state

    The application owner and assigned engineer use health, deploy status, lifecycle controls, and local logs to run the service.

03

Included in the current capability

These are the available building blocks; the workload-specific scope is confirmed during review.

  • CPU Firecracker runtime
  • Tenant-private network identity
  • GitHub and manual remote deploy paths
  • Health-gated deployment
  • Approved ingress and custom domains
  • Current status and bounded local logs
Current limitations

A workload currently runs on one selected host. Capacity, placement, maintenance windows, and application-specific recovery steps are agreed for the workload; redundant placement and uninterrupted releases are not implied.

Production Operations PilotApply this capability to one real workload.
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