Pilot overview

Current availability

conso.sh is in review for a proposed concierge pilot. Pilot signup and onboarding are currently closed. The proposed pilot uses existing Hostodo Capacity in US regions. We would confirm fit and available placement before sending anyone to regular Hostodo checkout.

What you would receive

• A monthly Capacity pool with finite CPU, RAM and storage that you allocate across VMs.
• Standard Linux guest access over SSH. Existing Capacity includes one public IPv4 per VM, subject to available placement. Future nested microVM addressing is separate and unconfirmed.
• Initial help setting up a workload. You bring and manage your agent software, application, credentials and model provider billing.

An active VM stays up while idle. Its disk persists across SSH sessions. Keep backups of anything you need to recover if you delete or replace a VM. Provisioning, billing and infrastructure support use the existing Hostodo service. The recipes in this guide use ordinary Linux tools. Future conso.sh interfaces and automation are outside the pilot.

Start with one workload

Bring a repo, script, or service you already run. Decide how it should start, where it keeps state and how you’ll check that it’s working. Start with SSH, then choose a guide for workers, scheduled jobs or webhooks.