Yep, agreed — BYOS is great for folks who already have a box, but “managed” removes the biggest friction for trying it.
Managed is on the roadmap. For that, I’m leaning toward on-demand containers (Azure Container Apps / Fly.io-style) with:
- ephemeral compute (spin up, work, tear down)
- encrypted workspace (ideally user-controlled keys)
- optional bring-your-own repo/storage so CloudForge never needs plaintext access to your code
Curious: would “managed” feel acceptable if it were BYOC (runs in your cloud account), vs CloudForge-managed infra?
And what matters most: one-click setup, predictable monthly cap, or sessions surviving network switches/sleep?
Curious: would “managed” feel acceptable if it were BYOC (runs in your cloud account), vs CloudForge-managed infra? And what matters most: one-click setup, predictable monthly cap, or sessions surviving network switches/sleep?