Your infrastructure
The existing self-hosted flow registers a private target and routes a .yura name to it. The owner runs and maintains the service on their connected device.
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Your space. Your infrastructure.
Connect services you run yourself, and explore an architecture for managed private hosting. Two complementary ways to give a project a home.
Your infrastructure
Run it yourself.
Connected device → registered private target → private service name.
Managed architecture
Publish a version.
Account-owned project → immutable artifact → authorized private delivery.
Managed infrastructure
Studio’s isolated staging model stores immutable static versions and manages publish, unpublish and rollback. It is not offered here as a production hosting service.
Applications need boundaries
The dynamic-hosting architecture calls for isolated runtimes, lifecycle control, APIs, persistent data, database services and background workers outside the privileged control plane.
Recovery is part of ownership
Backups, retention, restore testing and runtime recovery belong to a hosting design. No automatic backup guarantee, commercial plan or availability percentage is asserted.
Connected by design
Hosting is part of something bigger.
Native reaches the host, .yura names its service, account ownership controls registration, and the application enforces its own permissions.
Start with a device-hosted website; grow toward managed, versioned publication as that platform becomes available.