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Introducing Alien AI: Frontier models, running inside your customer's cloud
→ Prompts and data never leave their account
→ No API keys — calls run under the workload's own cloud identity
→ AWS Bedrock, Google Vertex AI and Azure Foundry from one line of stack code
→ Claude, GPT, Gemini, Mistral, Qwen, DeepSeek and dozens more
Makes AI features shippable into regulated environments
Their cloud, their models, their bill
8. Team invitations
You can now invite your team to a workspace - by email, or with an expiring invite link.
6. Email
Send and receive mail on your customer's own domains, inside their AWS account. Your app can create verified domains at runtime.
5. Containers without a runtime
We deleted our container runtime.
Your entrypoint is now PID 1 - what runs in your customer's cloud is exactly your Dockerfile. Bindings moved in-process.
4. Stateful workloads
You can now run databases in your customer's cloud.
Each replica gets a stable identity and its own durable volume, spread across availability zones. Machine dies, disk comes back to the same replica.
No kubernetes required.
3. TCP Endpoints
Alien containers can now expose raw TCP endpoints in your customer's cloud. AWS, GCP, Azure.
And during a rolling deploy, connections drain instead of dying. Here's 120/120 queries surviving a release:
1. Rollout progress
You published a release. Is it running everywhere yet?
The dashboard now answers that: how many deployments picked it up, and how long it took from release to running on each one.
