Hyjal platform

A cloud operating model built around work—not infrastructure.

Bring the application. Hyjal compiles it into a portable component, runs each request in fresh execution, and lets capacity follow demand.

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The infrastructure boundary moves out of the product team.

Build, run, and scale through one execution model without maintaining a parallel container operating layer.

Build

Compile the application directly.

AssemblyLine produces portable WebAssembly components from the source your team owns.

Source → component
Run

Give every request fresh execution.

Afterburner creates an isolated runtime for the work in front of it and discards it afterward.

Request → response
Scale

Let capacity follow arrival.

Work appears, execution responds, and idle infrastructure does not become a permanent operating concern.

Demand → capacity

See the platform as one operating model.

The platform boundary is easier to reason about when every responsibility has a clear owner.

  1. Team ownsApplication intent

    Code, behavior, and the workload contract remain with the product team.

    Intent
  2. AssemblyLine ownsPortable build output

    Source becomes an execution-ready WebAssembly component.

    Artifact
  3. Afterburner ownsFresh measured execution

    Requests become isolated work without a warm fleet to administer.

    Runtime

The product team brings the application; Hyjal carries the operating model.

Move the next workload across the boundary.

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