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Bring the application
Connect a GitHub repository or upload a ZIP. Existing Dockerfiles are respected; supported source stacks can be containerised for you.
Deployment, hosting and release operations
Everything around the moment your code becomes a running system.
AnchorScape prepares the application, builds a container, deploys it to a managed environment, verifies the runtime and keeps the release operable afterward.
Open Deploy & HostThe managed release path
One artifact. Explicit gates. A recoverable result.
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Build one release
AnchorScape detects services and configuration, runs the project build, and produces an immutable container image.
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Verify before activation
Database migrations, Kubernetes readiness and post-deploy checks must pass before the environment changes its active release.
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Promote or recover
Move the same digest through development, staging and production, or roll back to a retained verified release.
Host
Run the application without becoming its Kubernetes team.
AnchorScape manages the release path and the runtime controls around supported websites, APIs, workers, WordPress and multi-service applications.
Managed development, staging and production environments
HTTPS, verified custom domains and environment secrets
Explicit PostgreSQL, MySQL/MariaDB and Redis services
Resource limits, replicas, logs and health state
Operate
See what is live and what changed.
Deployments are an inventory of real releases—not a mixed setup screen. Each release keeps its artifact, verification and environment relationship together.
Current release separated from superseded history
Immutable image digest and release evidence
Runtime health, deployment progress and logs
Tier-aware rollback retention and artifact cleanup
Prepare
Use code analysis where it improves the release.
Lookout and Shipwright remain available for source inspection and reviewed remediation. They are safety tools in the deployment workflow, not the reason you must learn a new platform vocabulary.
Security, performance and architecture analysis
Deployment-blocker and configuration discovery
Patch, ZIP and pull-request outputs
Failed analysis and failed verification stop closed
Start with what you have.
The console asks about the workload and destination first. Product internals come later, only when they help complete the job.
I have a website or application
Start with the source, select AnchorScape hosting, and follow the guided release setup.
I already run containers
Record the existing system, discover its dependencies and prepare a reviewed move or portable release.
I need my own destination
Use a verified release with a connected Kubernetes, Docker or specifically enabled provider destination.
Request access with a real workload.
Access is reviewed while the remaining production rehearsals are completed. We confirm the application and destination before its first managed release.
Request deployment access