Workload Graph
Code, runtime, data, network, dependencies, ownership and production version form an inspectable operating relationship.
Portable computing, storage, data and delivery infrastructure for applications, AI and persistent worlds.
Also known as STATIC CLOUD
EXPLORE STATIC CLOUD ↗INSIDE STATIC CLOUD
Cloud connects a deployed workload with the resources, versions and policies that keep it running. Device, edge and cloud placement reflect the actual requirement, with understandable recovery, cost and exit choices.
Code, runtime, data, network, dependencies, ownership and production version form an inspectable operating relationship.
Work runs on the appropriate device, edge or cloud surface rather than uploading by default.
Infrastructure changes retain their actor, authority and relationship to the deployed state.
Backups and recovery commitments describe the required outcome and tested operating plan.
Moving a workload accounts for code, data, keys, dependencies, transfer limitations and possible downtime.
Engine defines executable work; Cloud runs it. Reality owns a world, and Cloud supplies hosting.
Hosting a workload does not grant permission to train on its data, and operational authority does not let an agent rewrite the governing policy.