The system follows a clear sequence
Connect a supported server and define the application. Its launcher manages workload agents; those agents supervise configured services. Shared host and workload context connects releases, health, output, traffic, and supported actions.
What the platform does
Delivers configured packages
Supported delivery paths encrypt and verify application packages before the runtime starts their configured services.
Supervises the runtime
Local components coordinate service startup, configured health checks, bounded retries, cached recovery, and multi-service execution.
Applies policy at the edge
Configured gateway traffic can receive rate limits, honeypot rules, request inspection, and supported pipeline responses without application-code changes.
The platform, your servers, and what runs on them
Applications execute on customer-controlled hosts. Managed deployment uploads selected source; external attachment observes services without taking deployment or restart ownership.
The Platform
Hosted coordination connects releases, operating state, policy, and requested actions. Fleet controls include inventory, placement, ordering, maintenance, capacity diagnostics, and commands for selected targets.
Launcher and Runtime (Your Infrastructure)
The launcher synchronizes its server’s assignments, manages workload agents, and keeps local state for supported continuity and recovery.
Our commitments
Your servers
You control the application servers. The hosted plane coordinates configuration and receives the operating state needed to direct supported work.
Config-defined services
The service definition supplies the processes and configured behavior the local runtime needs.
Bounded recovery
Managed processes use retry budgets and delays. Eligible packages can restore known-good local state; agent-runtime rollback is separate. Neither restores a database nor provides automatic cross-host failover.
Operational records
Inspect reported runtime state, application output, security events, and launcher activity for connected hosts.
Assistant integrations
MCP clients use named workspace-scoped tools with authorization and preview/apply checks. They receive neither an unrestricted shell nor the customer release-signing key.
What Infraveil is not
Not cloud hosting
Your provider supplies compute. Infraveil supplies hosted coordination and local operation for compatible applications.
Not a compute provider
Your applications run on your hosts. Infraveil’s hosted plane receives selected configuration and operating information to coordinate them.
Not limited to one language
Declare commands and health settings for compatible processes. The host still needs their runtimes, dependencies, permissions, and application configuration.
Not application development
You own application behavior and data. Infraveil connects release execution with ongoing supervision, investigation, managed traffic, local recovery, and fleet controls.