On Bahriya: pick your regions, configure your container, deploy. On AWS, Azure, or GCP, the same setup means VPCs, VNets, IAM roles, ECS clusters, load balancers, and DNS records configured across every region — manually.
Early-access testers get up to $100 in free credits and a lifetime discount of up to 25%.
✓ Project provisioned
✓ Registry credentials applied
✓ Secrets deployed
⟳ Container deploying — helsinki-1
⟳ Container deploying — singapore-1
✓ DNS records live
Container live across 2 regions in 3m11s
The complexity you avoid
Bahriya collapses globally distributed container infrastructure into a single workflow. On AWS or Azure, the same setup means configuring a dozen interdependent services per region — manually.
AWS / Azure / GCP — per region, manually
Bahriya — once, for all regions
Choose your regions
Configure your container
Enable autoscaling
Enable public networking
Deploy
TLS, DNS, autoscaling, and billing — handled automatically across every region you choose.
Edge container cloud
Traditional edge platforms trade flexibility for proximity. Bahriya gives you both: deploy standard containers to global regions and let GeoDNS route every user to the nearest instance.
Edge function platforms restrict you to JavaScript, short execution times, and stateless handlers. Bahriya deploys your actual container — any language, any framework, persistent connections, background workers — to every region you choose.
No CDN proxy layer sitting between your users and your application. Each user hits the closest running instance directly. Latency drops from hundreds of milliseconds to single digits.
When your application runs at every edge, there is nothing to cache and nothing to invalidate. Every response is generated locally — with access to local Memcached pools running in the same region.
One container image. Multiple regions. GeoDNS routing. Autoscaling per region. TLS and health checks automatic. Add a region with one line of config — remove it the same way.
Why teams choose Bahriya
A focused platform where product teams self-serve and operators keep full control — across every region, from a single place.
Deploy to regions like Helsinki, Singapore, Virginia, and Falkenstein in a single operation — with more locations on the way. Each region is isolated, billed independently, and managed from one console.
Pick region, CPU class, and add-ons with live pricing previews before you commit. No surprise bills at month end.
Track activity logs, runtime state, and deployment history from one console. Know exactly what changed, when, and by whom.
Everything exposed through structured APIs. Start with the console; automate with the API when you are ready — no re-platforming.
Built with intention
Bahriya is based in the United Arab Emirates and operated by Mamluk LLC. Our infrastructure runs globally — across Europe, Asia-Pacific, and North America — but every vendor in our stack has been chosen with deliberate care.
We do not use any Israeli vendors, and we do not work with companies that actively support or collaborate with Israel. That applies to every layer: DNS, CDN, storage, CI/CD tooling, and payment processing.
If your business holds the same values, your infrastructure spend on Bahriya reaches none of them.
Incorporated in the UAE and operated by Mamluk LLC. The platform runs across European and Asian clusters — accountable to our customers, not to Silicon Valley investors.
This is not about where servers sit. It is about who benefits from the platform. We vet every vendor across every layer and hold that standard as the platform grows.
We believe the region should produce cloud infrastructure, not just consume it. Bahriya is an investment in that direction.
Coming Soon
Planned for later in 2026/2027, timeline subject to change.
Persistent block storage that attaches to your containers. Retain data across restarts and deployments without external storage services.
Redis-compatible in-memory data store with persistent snapshots and restore. Session caching, queues, pub/sub, and real-time data — without Redis licensing concerns.
Managed relational database with automated backups, point-in-time recovery, and regional deployment. A production-ready RDBMS for structured data and transactional workloads.
Managed PostgreSQL with automated backups, point-in-time recovery, and regional deployment. Advanced SQL features, JSONB support, and extensions for modern application workloads.
A globally distributed, multi-region document database with built-in replication. Conflict-free sync across regions for offline-first applications and geo-distributed NoSQL workloads.
S3-compatible object storage for files, media, backups, and static assets. Accessible from your containers or directly via standard S3 APIs and client libraries.
Global content delivery network for static assets, media, and API acceleration. Edge caching across multiple PoPs with automatic origin pull from your containers or object storage.
Managed RabbitMQ for asynchronous messaging between containers. Multi-region clusters, project-private networking, and per-node billing — same operational model as Memcached.
Four ways to operate
Start with the UI, automate through APIs, manage from the terminal with Reis CLI, or define infrastructure as code with Terraform.
A guided web console for teams that need fast provisioning, live pricing feedback, and operational visibility.
A structured API for teams that automate provisioning, policy checks, and platform workflows from their own systems.
A single-binary command-line tool for deploying containers, managing secrets, and applying infrastructure as YAML from your terminal or CI/CD pipeline.
Infrastructure-as-code support for Bahriya resources. Manage containers, projects, secrets, and networking declaratively with HashiCorp Terraform.
Ship through the console first, then move repetitive operations into APIs without re-platforming.
FAQ
Bahriya collapses the entire multi-region deployment workflow into one operation. You choose your regions, configure your container, and deploy. TLS, DNS, autoscaling, and billing are handled automatically across every region you selected. On AWS or Azure, the same setup requires configuring VPCs, IAM roles, ECS or ACS clusters, load balancers, TLS certificates, and DNS records in every region — separately.
Bahriya is currently available to a limited set of users. Request early access — testers get up to $100 in free credits and a lifetime discount of up to 25%.
