Tasmanian Cloud documentation
Compute
VMs, containers, and stateful application deployments
Run the workload in the shape that makes sense for it. Use a VPS when you need a complete machine. Use containers when the application is already split into services. Use Saga when the system needs a repeatable definition across compute, Compose, and infrastructure tooling.
Compute paths
| Path | Use it for | Control surface |
|---|---|---|
| VPS | Full VM, root access, custom operating system | REST API via portal, CLI, or SDK |
| Containers | Services that already have a container shape | REST API via portal or client |
| Saga templates | VM, container, Compose, Ansible, and IaC state | REST API via template, CLI, or SDK |
One API, several clients
flowchart LR
PORTAL[Portal]
CLI[CLI]
API[REST API]
SDK[SDK]
INTENT[Intent]
RUNTIME[Runtime]
STATE[Verified state]
PORTAL --> INTENT
CLI --> INTENT
API --> INTENT
SDK --> INTENT
INTENT --> RUNTIME --> STATEKeep access private
Compute resources use the private networking model by default. Read the VPN guide before you publish a service or expose an administrative port.