Connect
Select your repository and application folder. Review the detected stack or use your own Dockerfile.
THE OPENSTEAD PLATFORM
Your whole application.
In good company.
The web app people see. The database behind it. The worker doing the heavy lifting. Give them a shared place to run.
Build your projectYour repositorymain
YOUR PROJECT OPENSTEAD
Web servicePublic traffic
DatabasePrivate connection
WorkerBackground work
BuildsConfigurationLogs & metricsBilling
01
Run your application.
Give every process the right place to work.
Web Services
Full-stack applications, APIs, and backends on your own domain.
Static Sites
Publish the built files from your frontend or content site.
Private Services
Internal APIs and services available over your private network.
Background Workers
Persistent processes for queues and asynchronous work.
Cron Jobs
Run a command on a schedule, with execution history in the console.
02
Keep your data close.
Connect the services behind the experience.
ONE CONNECTED WORKFLOW
From the first push
to the next release.
Configure
Set environment variables, choose instance capacity, and connect the data services your application needs.
Deploy
Follow the build and release in the console. Connect your custom domain when you are ready to send traffic.
Operate
Read logs, review deployment history, manage backups, and change capacity from the same workspace.
Keep the tools
that work for you.
Deploy with automatic application detection, custom build commands, or a Dockerfile. Choose an application folder in a monorepo and set the configuration each service needs.
Explore deploymentsSee the service.
Understand the release.
Follow build output, inspect application logs, and review CPU and memory metrics. Your deployment history stays alongside the service it belongs to.
Explore logs and metricsGOOD TO KNOW
A few questions
before you build.
Do I need to bring a server?
No. Openstead supplies and operates the hosting infrastructure. Bring your repository or compatible container image and the configuration your application needs.
Can I run an existing application?
Yes. Connect its repository or container image, configure its build and start command, and add the environment variables it needs. Move persistent data separately and test the application before changing your domain.
How do services connect?
Public web services use their service URL or a verified custom domain. Related applications, private services, and databases can communicate through their private service addresses.
How is my project billed?
Compute and databases have separate monthly plans. You review paid capacity before hosted checkout. Static hosting and free service options have their own limits; the pricing page explains them.
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