App Marketplace — One-Click Stacks
Browse 80+ ready-to-deploy stacks. Choose one, set resource limits, and launch.
Pick a stack, click Install, and the platform builds your entire environment — runtime, database, and SSL.
Each app provisions runtime, database, load balancer, caching, and SSL together.
Marketplace stacks inherit automatic resource scaling so resources match real demand.
Adjust topology, resource limits, and components after installation — no redeployment required.
You still control the stack after launch
Add nodes, switch databases, scale replicas
Add nodes, switch database engines, or attach a load balancer from the topology editor. Scale database clusters or add read replicas without redeploying the whole stack.
Clone environments for staging
Clone a running environment for staging. Export the configuration as a manifest and import it into another region or account. Stop the clone when it is idle and compute billing stops immediately.
Estimate cost for your topologyAdd platform extras when you need them
Install Let’s Encrypt SSL, Fail2Ban, or usage alerts from the platform add-on library. Connect deploy hooks for smoke tests after each release. Add-ons and hooks attach to a running topology without redeployment.
Not sure which stack fits your workload? Chat with an engineer. After launch, check monitoring dashboards and adjust your resource limits as needed.
Common Questions
How does pricing work?
App Hosting is billed hourly from a prepaid balance. You set your reserved baseline and burst limit, and autoscaling stays within those limits.
How is this different from VPS hosting?
App Hosting gives you prebuilt stack templates and scaling controls, so you do not have to assemble and operate each layer yourself. If you need full OS control, Cloud VPS is the better fit.
What is a cloudlet?
A cloudlet is one unit of compute: 128 MiB RAM + 400 MHz CPU. You set baseline and burst scaling in cloudlets.
Can I scale without downtime?
Scaling adds capacity within the limits you set. Whether that happens without downtime depends on your architecture and application. Start with a calculator preset, or chat with an engineer about the right setup.
Do you support HA databases?
Database Clusters covers MySQL, MariaDB, and PostgreSQL with HA options.
Is there Kubernetes support?
Kubernetes Hosting is available, with architecture presets to get started.
Can I run production on this?
Many customers run production on App Hosting. Use the trial for hands-on evaluation, and talk to an engineer to design your production setup.
Can you help me migrate?
We can map a target setup and migration plan. Portability & Migration has the details.
Is this a managed service?
Togglebox manages the platform and infrastructure, including the runtime, networking, and base OS layers. Your team manages the application code, dependencies, and runtime upgrades.
Can I upgrade or downgrade runtime versions?
You choose when to switch runtime versions (PHP, Node.js, Java, Python, Ruby, Go, .NET). Test in staging, then promote to production or roll back in a few clicks.
What happens when traffic spikes past my baseline?
The platform adds cloudlets up to the maximum you set. In most cases, scaling happens within seconds. When traffic drops, resources scale back down and billing follows.
What happens when a node goes down?
In a clustered setup, the load balancer routes traffic to the remaining healthy app nodes. For databases, replication modes such as primary/replica and Galera help keep data available during a node failure.
What happens if I set limits too low?
Your app uses all available cloudlets up to your maximum, then stops scaling. It doesn't crash. You get notified and can raise the limit from the dashboard.
What happens to charges when I stop an environment?
RAM, CPU, and traffic charges stop immediately. Charges for retained storage and reserved resources, such as public IPs and SSL certificates, continue. That lets you stop idle dev or staging environments while keeping data and network resources in place.
What deployment methods are supported?
Deploy with application archives (WAR, JAR, ZIP, or EAR), Git or SVN repositories, URL-based archive pulls, or build-node workflows. You can also add pre- and post-deploy hooks for smoke tests, migrations, or cache warming.
Can multiple team members share access to environments?
Invite collaborators with role-based permissions. All usage bills to the primary account.
Do you support two-factor authentication?
Protect platform access with 2FA using time-based codes from an authenticator app. Recovery codes provide backup access.
Can I clone an environment for testing or staging?
Clone full environments in minutes for testing, staging, release rehearsal, or A/B scenarios. Cloned environments include the full setup and configuration.
Is Memcached available for caching?
Add Memcached for distributed in-memory caching to reduce database load and improve response times. It also supports session storage for PHP and Java apps in clustered setups to maintain session continuity during failover.
Can I automate deployments with pre- and post-deploy hooks?
Run pre- and post-deploy hooks for tasks like smoke tests, database migrations, and cache warmups. Automation & CI/CD has more examples.
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