Compile
Make application source portable.
AssemblyLine creates the component boundary used by the platform.
Source → artifactCompany
Hyjal exists because application compute should follow the application.
We are building a platform that moves teams beyond container-era operating work through portable components and fresh execution.
A company thesis written as product decisions.
Each belief must show up in the architecture rather than remain a slogan.
The architecture is the most honest version of the company story.
- BeliefSource should become compute directly
The compiler removes a container-image handoff from the path.
AssemblyLine - BeliefWork should create runtime capacity
The request—not a warm pool—defines the execution lifecycle.
Afterburner - BeliefUsage should follow useful work
Metering aligns with the bounded instance lifecycle.
Execution
Build the missing operating layer—not another wrapper around the old one.
Hyjal joins a compiler and runtime around a clear post-container execution model.
Execute
Run useful work fresh.
Afterburner creates an isolated instance for each request.
Request → responseSimplify
Remove the warm-fleet obligation.
Teams focus on workload behavior instead of permanent capacity.
Product → progressBuild with the operating model we believe should exist.
Start building, or talk with the people making Hyjal.