Self-Hosted Orbs
- article
- Saved
Written by AI
- TLDR
- Amp now lets teams run Orbs on their own infrastructure by connecting an orb provider to custom spawn, pause, and delete handlers.
- Best for
- Teams that want Amp Orbs on their own compute
- The tip
- Start with the Docker dispatcher example before adapting spawn, pause, and delete to your infrastructure.
- What you need
- Compute that can start, pause, resume, and scale machines to zero
- Amp CLI
- Start here
- Run amp orb provider with a dispatcher program
- Implement spawn, pause, and delete operations
- Bootstrap each orb with its ORB_TOKEN
- Filed note
- Amp can now run Orbs on your own infrastructure, keeping its agent environment close to your security policies, internal tools, and private services.
articleThe source
- Highlights
You can now self-host orbs. You provide the compute and Amp turns it into orbs.
Orbs can now run on infrastructure the team controls.
- Excerpt
You can now self-host orbs. You provide the compute and Amp turns it into orbs.
From ampcode.com