Sovereign Distribution

One binary. 49 sovereign clouds.
Zero DevOps tooling.

Semurg deploys as a single self-contained binary to bare virtual machines. No Docker. No Kubernetes. No Terraform. No CI/CD pipeline.

Deployment Model
$ semurg build
Build command
Self-contained tarball
Runtime + compiled code + native extensions
Bare VM
Any Linux x86_64 or aarch64
Docker: Not required
Kubernetes: Not required
Terraform: Not required
CI/CD: Not required
Runtime: Bundled in release
External DBs: None (in-memory + substrate)
Cloud Marketplaces
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AWS Marketplace AMI + VNF

Deploy as an Amazon Machine Image on EC2 or as a Virtual Network Function. Auto-registers licensing via AWS Marketplace Metering API.

🌐 26 regions, 84 availability zones /webhooks/marketplace/aws
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Azure Marketplace VHD Image

Virtual Hard Disk deployed to Azure Virtual Machines. Managed identity integration. Sovereign cloud variants for Azure Government and Azure China.

🌐 60+ regions /webhooks/marketplace/azure
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GCP Marketplace Pub/Sub Push

Compute Engine image with Pub/Sub push subscription for licensing events. Runs on any GCP machine type.

🌐 40+ regions /webhooks/marketplace/gcp
Equinix Network Edge VNF at Interconnect

Deploy as a Virtual Network Function at Equinix Metal interconnect points. Sub-millisecond latency to peered networks. Bare metal performance.

🌐 70+ metros, 260+ data centers /webhooks/marketplace/equinix
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OVHcloud Marketplace EU Sovereign

European sovereign cloud deployment. Data never leaves EU jurisdiction. GDPR-native infrastructure with OVHcloud's SecNumCloud qualification.

🌐 16 data centers, 4 continents /webhooks/marketplace/ovh
Why No Containers?

Semurg releases are self-contained binaries that bundle the runtime, compiled bytecode, and native extensions into a single tarball. The VM provides its own process scheduling, memory management, garbage collection, and clustering — the exact features containers and orchestrators exist to provide. Adding Docker or Kubernetes on top is redundant complexity. Semurg ships as release/semurg/ — unpack, run, done.

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