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  1. Capsules

What Is a Capsule?

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, , and Capsules form the foundation of .

Capsules provide the computational power to run your applications.

While Teams and Spaces are organizational tools, Capsules are where the actual build and deployment happen. They connect to your GitHub repositories and host your applications. Capsules can run both frontend and backend applications.

When a Capsule is created, it automatically builds and deploys. You can monitor the build process by:

  • Navigating to the Logs tab, or

  • Clicking View build log under the Build and Deploy tab

When a Capsule is deployed, an HTTPS subdomain is generated for it. Find the subdomain in the Config tab. Click the subdomain to open the link in a new tab.

Turn off a Capsule by toggling the switch at the top right of the Capsule Details view (next to Live Website).

Teams
Spaces
Code Capsules
Teams contain Spaces and Spaces contain Capsules