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LIGHTWEIGHT CONTAINERSVM FEEL

Your own little machine,
handed to you by your admin.

hqnode gives each user a system container that boots like a VM — SSH in, install packages, run services — with fair CPU, memory, disk and traffic limits.

Get startedI have an invite code
$ ssh you@panel.corenet.io
→ lands in your container
root@web-you-01:~# systemctl start nginx
root@web-you-01:~# apt install postgresql
→ it is a container, but it behaves like a small VM

How you get a container

A

An admin assigns one to you

  1. Create an account — pick a username your admin can find.
  2. Your admin types your username and binds a container to it, with limits and an expiry date.
  3. It appears under My containers — SSH in and go.
B

Or redeem an invite link

  1. Your admin sends a link like /i/8FKQ-2MZP.
  2. Open it, sign in (or sign up), pick an image and a name.
  3. The container is created on the admin’s machine within the limits baked into the invite.

Feels like a VM

systemd boots inside — services, cron, apt install all work.

One SSH door

Log in with your username; you land in your own container.

Your own domain

HTTPS routed by SNI straight to your container — bring your certs.

Fair limits

CPU, memory, disk and monthly traffic are capped per container.