Managed AI Agent Infrastructure

Your agents, dedicated
infrastructure.

Each customer gets its own isolated instance with a custom subdomain. Provisioned in minutes. No shared compute. Full control.

How it works

Three steps to a running agent

01

Create a customer

Name it, pick a slug. That slug becomes their subdomain — acme.v39a.com.

02

Launch an instance

One click provisions a dedicated cloud instance with Vega pre-installed and configured.

03

Share the link

A unique token-gated URL. The customer opens it, lands on their Vega dashboard. Done.

Capabilities

Everything you need to run agents at scale

Dedicated Infrastructure

Each customer runs on its own dedicated instance. No shared compute, no noisy neighbors. Full tenant isolation.

Fault-Tolerant Agents

Vega's Erlang-style supervision handles retries, checkpointing, and recovery. Agents survive failures gracefully.

Instant Provisioning

From zero to running Vega instance in seconds. Pre-built container image, automatic service configuration.

Custom Subdomains

Every customer gets {name}.v39a.com with SSL handled automatically. Branded experience out of the box.

Full Admin Control

Start, stop, terminate instances. Monitor costs. Manage API keys. Terminal access. All from one dashboard.

Real-Time Cost Tracking

Live per-instance cost monitoring. Daily burn rate, monthly projections, and per-customer breakdowns.

Under the hood

Automated from launch to live

v39a provisioning

$ v39a launch --customer acme

✓ Cloud app + volume provisioned

✓ Image pulled (govega:v0.5.1)

✓ Machine started (5.06s)

✓ Health checks passing

Vega is live at acme.v39a.com

$ curl -s https://acme.v39a.com/health

{"status":"ok","version":"0.4.2","uptime":"12s"}

Why Vega?

Alpha Lyrae · 25 light-years · magnitude 0.03

Vega is the fifth brightest star in the night sky and the astronomical standard for measuring brightness — the zero-point calibration for the magnitude scale. The first star ever photographed, and one of the most studied objects in the sky.

Calibration standard

Zero-point reference for stellar brightness

First photographed

Daguerreotype captured in 1850

40x solar luminosity

A0V main-sequence, blue-white spectral class

Ready to deploy?

Get your customer running on Vega in minutes. Dedicated infrastructure, zero configuration.