Source becomes runnablecompute immediately.
AssemblyLine compiles applications directly to WebAssembly, cutting the packaging and image-building loop out of delivery.
Hyjal builds and runs applications through a post-container execution model—instant compilation, sub-millisecond starts, and capacity that moves from zero to millions with demand.
Bring the application. Hyjal takes responsibility for turning it into running capacity—without asking your team to package, size, warm, or tune the infrastructure underneath it.
AssemblyLine compiles applications directly to WebAssembly, cutting the packaging and image-building loop out of delivery.
Afterburner creates an isolated instance for the work in front of it, meters the execution, and discards it when the response is complete.
There are no warm pools or infrastructure thresholds to manage. Work arrives, execution expands, and idle capacity returns to zero.
Product surfaces, scheduled work, events, and analytical processing share the same execution model. Your team keeps the language and application shape that fit the problem.
Request-driven services for the applications customers use every day.
Scheduled and asynchronous jobs that should consume nothing while waiting.
Execution that expands with bursts and returns to zero after the queue clears.
Processing and measurement workloads that follow the rhythm of the business.
AssemblyLine turns source into portable WebAssembly. Afterburner runs the result. Your team keeps the language that fits the work.
The platform experience stays broad because the execution path is specific. AssemblyLine produces the portable artifact; Afterburner turns each request into fresh, measured compute.
Any supported language and application shape.
Compilation without a container-image pipeline.
A portable component ready for execution.
Fast instantiation, routing, and metering.
One isolated instance for the work at hand.
Hyjal’s unit of infrastructure is execution, not reserved idle capacity. This illustrative workload shows the operating model: demand arrives, capacity responds, and consumption returns to zero.
The customer program is being assembled now. These explicit placeholders reserve the final hierarchy for customer logos, a validated outcome quote, and a full case study.
“Validated customer language will live here—specific about what the team shipped, eliminated, or saved.”
Final customer context, workload shape, implementation story, and measured outcome will replace this placeholder.
Move from source to running compute without taking on another layer of infrastructure management. Enter the console now, or bring your workload to a conversation with the Hyjal team.