AppRun provisions clusters, databases, internal networks, domains and marketplace apps directly on the customer stack. The runtime stays portable, multi-cloud and free from vendor lock-in.
The product is built for teams that want deployment speed and platform consistency, but still need their infrastructure, data and runtime to stay inside the customer environment.
Create deployment-ready environments for containerized apps with sane defaults for compute, storage, private connectivity and rollout policies.
AppRun abstracts the repetitive infrastructure glue work behind managed flows, so teams can provision the pieces they need without writing shell-heavy playbooks.
Attach custom domains, automate TLS and integrate with Cloudflare and similar providers without forcing your workloads into a hosted runtime you do not control.
Bring your own VPSs and bare metal nodes, or let AppRun provision machines through integrations when you want infrastructure created from the same control surface.
AppRun links the infrastructure primitives around your deployments through one operational layer. Teams can provision, publish and evolve the stack without stitching every dependency together by hand.
AppRun sits in the middle of the stack and connects the infrastructure pieces teams normally wire together manually.
AppRun is not only about deploying your own containers. It also lets teams install the surrounding services that make production environments usable, from databases to dashboards and message brokers, directly on the customer stack.
Drop in fast caching and ephemeral storage without hand-crafting new service wiring on every stack.
Spin up dashboards and visibility tooling directly where the customer workloads already live.
Provision primary data services with storage, networking and deployment concerns already wired in.
Launch application-ready document databases on the same infrastructure plane as the product itself.
Add S3-compatible storage primitives when an app needs files, artifacts or private buckets near the runtime.
Install queue-based building blocks for event-driven systems without exposing teams to setup sprawl.
Link existing VPSs, bare metal servers or cloud accounts. AppRun becomes the control surface, not the runtime owner.
Choose clusters, databases, internal networks, storage, domains and policies through a click-based workflow instead of scattered scripts.
Deploy your own containers or install marketplace apps such as Redis, Grafana and PostgreSQL on infrastructure that remains yours.
Applications keep running on the customer environment, which means AppRun removes complexity without creating hard runtime dependency.
The point of AppRun is not to become another opaque hosting layer. It is to provision and operate the hard parts of modern deployment while leaving the assets, workloads and provider choices in the customer environment.
No. AppRun provisions and orchestrates infrastructure, but the workloads run on your own VPSs, cloud VMs or servers.
Yes. AppRun is designed for multi-cloud operations, mixed providers and customer-owned infrastructure across more than one environment.
Your applications do not need AppRun as a proprietary runtime to keep running. The platform helps provision and manage infrastructure, but it is not a lock-in execution layer.
Yes. You can attach existing infrastructure or let AppRun provision VMs through provider integrations when that fits your workflow better.
No. It also handles the supporting primitives behind deployments, including databases, internal networking, storage, domains and operational services.
If your product or services team wants a simpler path to deploy apps, supporting services and full runtime stacks on customer infrastructure, AppRun is built for that model.