Request lifecycle

Follow one request from source code to a finished response.

Hyjal joins compilation, component storage, routing, fresh execution, and metering into one legible path.

One continuous path. No hidden warm fleet.

The request lifecycle describes the real platform boundary from authored source through completed work.

  1. Build
    AssemblyLine compiles

    Source becomes a portable WebAssembly component.

  2. Store
    The artifact is available

    The platform retains the execution-ready component.

  3. Route
    A request arrives

    Hyjal selects the component needed for the work.

  4. Run
    Afterburner executes

    A fresh instance handles the request and is discarded.

Every handoff exists to move the request forward—not to preserve idle infrastructure.

Read the lifecycle as a request trace.

The trace makes the operating model concrete without turning the page into terminal theater.

  1. ArtifactComponent selected

    The runtime receives the portable unit produced by AssemblyLine.

    Ready
  2. InstanceFresh execution begins

    Afterburner creates an isolated runtime boundary.

    Active
  3. ResponseWork completes

    The result leaves and the instance boundary closes.

    Done

The request is the through-line; the infrastructure exists only to complete it.

Trace your own workload through Hyjal.

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