Nebula — an edge platform for frontend. A release is atomic: it lands in all thirty-eight regions whole, or it never happened.
A release is one object. It arrives in thirty-eight places whole, or it never happened at all.
Nebula compiles your commit once and carries it to every edge together. Nothing goes live until all of it can.
$ npx nebula deploy --prod
To move, it has to come apart first.
The build splits into three hundred and twenty addressable pieces — routes, functions, assets — and every piece takes its own path across the network.
01Every pull request gets its own URLpreview
02Functions run beside the user, already warm0 ms cold
03Cache is rebuilt, never invalidated blind340 ms
0pieces in flight at once
Thirty-eight regions take it in parallel, and the grid below fills as they answer.
The matrix along the bottom of this page is not decoration — it is the count. Each cell is a real site, and it turns when that site is holding your build.
0regions holding one release
It closes in 4.2 seconds, and every region is holding the same object.
nebula deploy --prod