Use cases
Deploy apps today. See what comes next.
Apps, managed Postgres, and observability are available in the private beta. Functions and agent runtimes are available through a sales conversation.
Ship production apps
A production deployment usually requires a build pipeline, ingress, TLS, scaling, logs, alerts, and someone responsible for the runtime.
Connect a repository or provide an OCI image. Glenr builds and runs the workload, gives it a TLS endpoint, and keeps its operational controls in one workspace.
- Build with a Dockerfile or buildpack, or deploy an existing image
- Automatic TLS, custom domains, private networking, logs, and alerts
- Health-checked deployments with rollback controls
See and respond to production issues
Teams often add logs, metrics, dashboards, and alert routing after an incident exposes the gap.
Glenr wires every workspace into a dedicated Grafana organisation with workload metrics, live logs, alert rules, and an audit timeline.
- Prometheus metrics and Loki logs without a separate integration project
- Workspace-scoped dashboards and alert routing
- Included with the platform
Build serverless backends
Webhooks, scheduled jobs, and small handlers do not always need a continuously running service.
Glenr Functions handles ephemeral workloads with HTTP and scheduled triggers, scale-to-zero, and the same logs and metrics as Glenr Apps. Contact sales to get started.
- HTTP and scheduled trigger model
- Scale-to-zero built into the runtime
- Shared workspace observability and access controls
Move application delivery off your cluster
Owning Kubernetes means owning upgrades, ingress, certificates, capacity, policy, and incident response even when the application is straightforward.
Bring the container and its configuration to Glenr. The runtime is managed for you while the workload remains a standard OCI image described by an open Score file.
- Open CNCF Score workload file and standard OCI image
- Managed ingress, TLS, autoscaling, observability, and access controls
- Documented workload export instead of a proprietary manifest
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A cloud control surface for agents
Giving an agent broad cloud credentials creates an unsafe operating surface with little context or policy enforcement.
Glenr is exploring an agent interface for scoped actions such as planning a deployment, inspecting health, and reading logs. Contact sales to discuss early access.
- Structured, permission-aware platform actions
- Dry-run and policy checks before mutation
- Explicit audit history for agent activity
Same control plane · same isolation · same billing