We are thrilled to announce the early-access launch of Runix — a cloud platform for developers who want to ship fast on common stacks without wrestling with infrastructure. Push your code, get a live URL, and keep visibility into logs when things fail.
Why We Built Runix
Modern development workflows are broken. Developers spend more time configuring CI pipelines, writing Dockerfiles, and provisioning servers than actually writing application code. We have seen talented engineers lose entire days debugging deployment issues that have nothing to do with their product.
Runix exists to fix this. We believe that deploying code should be as easy as pushing to GitHub. No YAML files. No Terraform scripts. No 47-step deployment checklists.
How It Works
- Connect your GitHub repository
- Runix auto-detects your runtime — Node.js, Python, Rust, Go, and Java
- A hardened container is built and deployed in under 60 seconds
- You get a unique subdomain on runixcloud.dev, ready to share
Behind the scenes, Runix analyzes your project structure, detects your package manager and framework, and generates an optimized Dockerfile. If you are using a well-known framework like Next.js, FastAPI, or Actix Web, Runix applies framework-specific optimizations automatically.
What You Can Deploy
Runix supports the full spectrum of modern application architectures. Web services, static sites, background workers, cron jobs — and managed databases including PostgreSQL, Redis, and Apache Kafka. Whether you are shipping a Next.js frontend, a FastAPI backend, or a Rust microservice, Runix handles the infrastructure.
Runix is free to start. Deploy your first service today — no credit card required.
Built for Security
Every container runs with dropped capabilities, non-root user enforcement, resource limits, and network isolation. TLS is automatic. Secrets are injected at runtime, never baked into images. We take security seriously so you do not have to think about it.
What Comes Next
This is just the beginning. We are working on preview environments for pull requests, custom domains with automatic certificate management, auto-scaling, and an AI-powered deployment assistant that can generate and optimize Dockerfiles for you. Stay tuned.