Kedge
Deploy websites, static files, Markdown, source applications, functions, and container to
Kedge is a cloud platform for websites, apps, and databases. Give it code or content and it goes live on a public HTTPS URL. Build on a Kedge dev machine, with or without a coding agent. Your SSH key is your account. Send a file, a directory, a Git push, a Dockerfile, or a container image. Every app gets a replicated database, a global CDN, and hardware isolation, and scales to zero when idle. A dev machine keeps your checkout, tools, and build caches between sessions, and deploys over the same connection. Open a shell in it, or start a coding agent and drive it from your terminal, a browser, or a paired phone; detach whenever you like and it keeps working.
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