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Replit introduces enterprise deployments in customers' own clouds

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Replit introduced options for enterprise customers to run its development platform or published applications in their own Azure, Google Cloud or AWS environments. The company says Full BYOC, available in private preview, places both the platform and application hosting in the customer's cloud tenant. Two other options are in early access: hosting published apps in the customer's cloud while Replit manages the platform, and exporting applications for self-hosting. Exports include a Docker image, a Terraform deployment file and a software bill of materials. Customers using exports must operate the applications and supply components such as managed authentication and connectors.
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