Cloud native will never be the same

Atmo is an open source next-generation server application environment that uses the unique properties of WebAssembly to help you build delightful apps that are scalable, secure, and easy to deploy.
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  • Powered by WebAssembly

    The immense security and performance provided by this new binary format cannot be understated, and Atmo takes full advantage of it.
    Why we 💙 WebAssembly

  • Declarative development

    Atmo's unique Directive format makes it incredibly easy to create a production-grade web service without writing a single line of boilerplate.
    Learn more

  • Runnable API

    Atmo harnesses the Wasm sandbox to provide a set of secure capabilities via its developer API.
    Discover

  • Easily deployed bundles

    Applications built with Atmo are packaged up into a single file - called a bundle - which are incredibly easy to deploy.
    Explore

  • Zero-effort meshing

    Atmo can intelligently autoscale, and the cluster automatically creates a mesh to share load and make the most of available resources.

  • Multiple language support

    WebAssembly is polyglot by nature, and Atmo applications can be built from the language your team is comfortable with, including Go, Rust, and TypeScript.

  • Intelligent connections

    Define the external resources - like databases and messaging systems - your application needs, and Atmo makes them available with no boilerplate.

  • Scheduled jobs

    Running tasks on a schedule is built into the Directive format, and makes it incredibly easy to build scalable apps.
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"As the edge begins to dominate how we experience and interact with cloud computing, businesses need to embrace new methods to innovate at the edge. Many workloads are simply too heavy or just not portable to be moved to an edge deployment. I believe Wasm will be the dominant workload for Edge, IOT and Industry 4.0. As history has proven, when the unit of deployment changes, new technologies rise to drive the ecosystem growth. We at Synadia and the entire NATS.io ecosystem are watching closely the technologies and companies that will help drive this next wave, and Suborbotal's Atmo platform, along with their Sat edge module, are ones to watch."
Derek Collison, creator of NATS

Supporting our Open Source work

Suborbital is not currently looking for sponsors, donations, or patrons. 

Testing, filing issues, contributing code or docs, and especially building projects using our frameworks is hugely helpful.

We have a community mentorship program that you can join if you're looking to learn or level up skills related to cloud native development.

If you can, donate to causes dedicated to Black and Indigenous people, the LGBTQ+ community, or your local homeless shelter. We don't need it, they do. Be kind, be safe.

The brains of the operation

Atmo is the technology powering Suborbital Compute, a serverless engine that lets developers customize and extend your product by writing code that runs inside your app.