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Galacia Hosting / Business

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Your container.
Run and looked after.

Hosting for Business is the first sub-product planned for Galacia Hosting. You’d bring a container image and Galacia would run it on an isolated host, with backups and health checks. It’s in private development and can’t host a customer workload yet.

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YOU BRINGContainer imageWORKLOAD CONTRACTCPU500 mCPUMemory512 MiBPort8080Health/healthzISOLATED HOSTyour-appHealthyBackupsMetricsLATER · NOT SCOPEDIntegration runtimeConnectorsSchedulesMappings
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Stage
Prototype
Order
First sub-product
Customer service
Not available
Plans and prices
None published

The problem

A server is easy to rent and hard to look after.

Small teams run services they depend on without anyone whose job it is to keep them running.

01

The app runs, the upkeep doesn’t

Updates, certificates, monitoring and backups become someone’s side job, and then nobody’s.

02

One host, everyone’s workloads

Cheap shared hosting saves money until a neighbour’s spike takes your service down with it.

03

Recovery is untested

Most teams learn whether they can restore on the day they have to.

Intended workflow

From image
to running service.

The intended path for a container app, the first workload type planned. None of it is available to customers.

  1. Bring a container image

    Package the service the way you already do.

  2. Agree the workload contract

    CPU, memory, storage, ports and a health check are written down before anything is placed.

  3. Run on an isolated host

    Your workload goes on a host that isn’t shared with Galacia’s own services.

  4. Back up and prove recovery

    Backups are kept off the host and a restore is tested, so recovery is a known procedure.

Later: an integration runtime

An integration runtime is the second thing planned for Business: connectors, schedules and mappings for moving data between systems. It hasn’t been scoped, and it won’t be until the container platform has been proven with real workloads.

Nothing on this page is a list of supported integrations. None exists.

Where it stands

What’s decided.
What’s still open.

We’d sooner show the gaps than paper over them.

Decided

  • Container apps are the first workload type.
  • Customer workloads run on hosts separate from Galacia’s own.
  • Each workload gets written resource limits and a health check.
  • An integration runtime comes after the container platform.

Still open

  • The infrastructure provider and regions.
  • Plans, prices and resource sizes.
  • Whether a managed database is part of the first offer.
  • Domains, deployment method and what a control panel covers.
  • Support scope. Nothing is committed.

Register interest

Tell us what you’d run.

Resource plans will be sized from real workloads, so a short description of yours is useful now.

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Worth including

  • The service, and what it’s built with
  • What it needs: memory, storage, a database
  • Who looks after it today