Isolated application environments
Applications run inside isolated environments with user namespaces and admission controls contributing to the runtime boundary — a strong boundary, not a dedicated VM per app.
WHY EUROPE
Build for the world.
Run with European roots.
iDeployed is Europe-first, with infrastructure in Europe. Where your application runs is a meaningful choice — and European hosting is a product decision we made deliberately, not a checkbox.
- STEP 01
Bring your application
Start with an existing container image, a GitHub repository with a Dockerfile, or a curated template.
- STEP 02
Work at application level
Manage projects, environment variables, releases, and logs instead of operating Kubernetes yourself.
- STEP 03
Make informed changes
Understand the active artifact and choose the configuration or version change you want to make.
SAFEGUARDS, IN HUMAN TERMS
Security you can explain to your team.
Private services by default
Non-HTTP services are private unless you say otherwise. Explicit, directed connections are the only way in — on the service’s declared port.
Protected configuration
Secret values are masked and never revealed back to the browser. Registry credentials live at project scope, protected like the rest.
HTTPS everywhere
Public applications get managed TLS certificates with the full lifecycle handled — issuance, renewal, and routing.
Account verification & 2FA
Email verification codes, authenticator-based two-factor authentication, recovery codes, and revocable sessions guard every account.
Operator-grade monitoring
The platform itself is watched: metrics, logs, alert delivery, and independent uptime monitoring run on the operator side, around the clock.
WHAT “EUROPEAN” MEANS HERE
A precise claim, not a sweeping one.
Workload hosting in Europe is a useful product fact and positioning choice. It does not prove that every business subprocessor, support interaction, integration, or network request remains within the EU — and we don’t pretend otherwise.
The combination that makes iDeployed worth choosing is simpler: a straightforward developer workflow, ordinary container compatibility, explicit service connectivity, understandable releases, and European hosting.
WHAT WE DON’T CLAIM
No badges we haven’t earned.
- No GDPR certification, SOC 2 or ISO badge
- No sovereignty guarantee
- No “100% secure” — that phrase means nothing
- No dedicated VM per application — isolation is real, but it’s container isolation
Found something we should know about? Report it through our security contact.
YOUR NEXT CHAPTER
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to be out there.
Bring your code. Make something people can use.