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Frameworks and runtimes

Bring the application. Keep its configuration visible.

Opslin has normal deployment paths for Node.js, Python, Go, PHP, Ruby, Java, Rust, and static sites. Runtime support does not guarantee every repository, version, or native dependency will work without explicit setup.

Interactive compatibility explorer

Select a runtime to see its real configuration boundary.

Official-color marks identify ecosystems. The descriptions stay conservative and are based on the current deployment surface.

Released beta runtime targets. The moving presentation is decorative and pauses while this region is focused.
Node.jsAvailable beta path

Node.js

Node services and common web-framework projects with explicit build, start, port, and environment configuration.

Common project shapes
Next.jsExpress / FastifyNestJS
Keep explicit
Declare the production start commandConfirm the listening port

Support describes the runtime target, not every framework release, native dependency, operating system, architecture, or repository configuration.

Docker Compose is not included in the released-runtime selector. The production-stack workflow remains In development · gated and is documented separately below.

Deployment field

One visible path from source to a verified release.

The artwork is atmospheric; the runtime selector above carries the product truth.

An abstract four-stage deployment pipeline from source through build, release, and health verificationAn abstract four-stage deployment pipeline from source through build, release, and health verification
Abstract source, build, release, and health-verification stages. No live server is contacted.

Docker Compose status

Prominent does not mean generally available.

Docker Compose / production stack
In development · gated

The Yantrix multi-service workflow is separate from normal application deployment. It remains behind a feature gate, has unverified reliability boundaries, and must not be planned as generally available.

  • Shown separately from released beta runtimes
  • No production-readiness claim
  • Developer-provided migrations remain developer-owned

Your infrastructure. One clear workflow.

Bring a project and inspect the workflow.

Use the browser-only simulation first, then connect a test VPS after checking the project requirements.

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