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.

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.

Team owns

Application intent

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

Intent
AssemblyLine owns

Portable build output

Source becomes an execution-ready WebAssembly component.

Artifact
Afterburner owns

Fresh 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.

Start building now, or bring the application and its current operating constraints to a demo.