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Use InsForge Compute to run long-lived containers next to your project: queue workers, background processors, AI inference loops, websocket servers, scrapers, anything that needs to stay up. Containers attach to your project’s database, storage, and auth with the same credentials a function would use.
Just need to handle a request? Use Edge Functions for request/response work and short jobs. Compute is for processes that need to run continuously.

Features

Container deploys

Push any Docker image to InsForge and it runs. Use a Dockerfile from your repo or point at a pre-built image on a registry. No proprietary build pipeline to learn.

Project-linked credentials

Containers receive the InsForge project URL, service-role JWT, and S3 storage credentials as environment variables. Connect to Postgres, call the SDK, and read objects without provisioning anything.

Scaling

Run one instance for a singleton worker, or scale horizontally for stateless workloads. Memory, CPU, and replica count are configurable per service.

Logs

Structured logs per container, queryable by service and time range. Tail in the dashboard, CLI, or MCP without kubectl exec-ing into anything.

Secrets and env vars

Set environment variables and secrets per service, separately from your edge-function secrets. Rotate without redeploying.

Next steps

  • Set up the CLI to link your project (the recommended path).
  • See Edge Functions if request/response is all you need.