What is Kodena

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Kodena is Sawala Cloud's hosting and deployment product. It takes a built site — a folder of static assets, or a small Worker — and serves it on Sawala's edge network at a public URL, with custom domains and fast, incremental deploys. It's where the sites you build with the rest of the platform actually go live.

When to choose Kodena

Reach for Kodena when you have something to host:

• A static site (from any framework — Next.js via OpenNext, Astro, plain HTML) that you want online without running your own server.
• A small Worker that serves an app or an API at the edge.
• A landing page or marketing site you want to spin up from a template in minutes.

Two ways to deploy

• Instant Page — pick a template, a few locales, and a name in the dashboard. Kodena provisions the whole stack for you — content schemas, starter content, a contact form, and the deployed site — in one shot. Best when you want a working site fast and don't need a custom codebase.
• Bring your own — build your project locally and deploy your own bundle, either from the dashboard or with the kodena CLI. Best when you control the code.

Core concepts

• Org handle — each organization claims a short, unique handle (1–16 lowercase letters and digits). It's the rightmost part of every Kodena URL.
• Script — one deployed unit: either a static-asset bundle or a Worker. Each script has a slug that's unique within your org.
• Tenant URL — a deployed script is served at <script-slug>-<org-handle>.kodena.id. For example, a marketing-site script under the handle acme lives at marketing-site-acme.kodena.id.
• Custom domains — point your own domain at a script. Kodena can also register .id domains for you.

Deploying from the terminal

The kodena CLI is the canonical way to ship a bring-your-own bundle:

npm i -g @sawala/kodena
kodena login                 # opens your browser to authorize
kodena init                  # scaffold from a template (optional)
kodena deploy --build        # build and deploy

Kodena also has its own dashboard at kodena.sawala.cloud, where you manage scripts, domains, and (for Instant Pages) automatic rebuilds. Your Sawala sign-in carries over there — see Accounts & sign-in.

See CLI & SDKs for the full CLI walkthrough.