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Welcome to Heata

Heata runs your compute workloads on distributed, low-carbon infrastructure — and the heat generated provides free hot water to UK households.

How Heata works

Cloud access nodes

Clients connect to Heata via cloud-hosted access nodes. These are always on and are where control planes and orchestration live. Your Kubernetes API (if enabled), VPN endpoints, and management interfaces all run here.

Redundancy

The underlying Heata network has full control plane redundancy in cloud. We can extend your own control plane to 3+ nodes if high availability is required for your service.

Workers

This is where the heat is captured. Heata worker nodes are ephemeral, handling discrete requests, tasks and jobs. Nodes are added and removed as needed; no single worker is critical. If a worker goes offline, workloads redistribute across the fleet automatically.

Capacity promise

Our SLA promises requested worker capacity. If a unit goes offline, workloads redistribute across the fleet. See our Standard SLA for details.

Security

WireGuard VPNs and full VM isolation provide enterprise-grade security at every layer — encrypted traffic, hardware-backed boot security, and per-client network separation. See our security overview for headlines; full security documentation is available under NDA.

Terms and Conditions

Our Terms and Conditions apply to all use of the heata Cloud Platform, unless otherwise agreed in writing.

If you have entered into a separate written agreement with Heata governing your use of the platform, the terms of that agreement shall take precedence over these Terms and Conditions to the extent of any conflict.


What would you like to run?

  • Services — Action Runners, Ray clusters, Jupyter notebooks, Kubernetes, Docker hosting, and more
  • Pricing & Billing — Transparent consumption-based pricing with volume discounts
  • Ticker — Embeddable impact ticker widget and demo; show people what you're saving

Your compute on Heata provides free hot water for families around the UK.