Edgegap hosts anything that runs in a Docker container. You push an image, and Edgegap starts it on demand in the location closest to your users, then stops it when it is no longer needed.

Multiplayer games are one example: a dedicated server per match, with matchmaking, relays and server fleets on the same platform. But you can host any app the same way.

For AI agents

• Edgegap MCP server — let Claude, Cursor, Copilot or any MCP client build, push and deploy a game server for you: @edgegap/mcp · hosted at https://mcp.edgegap.dev
• Agent skills — tested workflows and templates for Unity (NGO, FishNet, PurrNet, Mirror, Photon Fusion), Unreal, Godot, Colyseus, Nakama, PlayFab and Three.js: github.com/edgegap/llm-agent-skills
• Deploy from CI — edgegap/deploy-action for GitHub Actions

Links

• Website: edgegap.com
• Docs: docs.edgegap.com
• Samples and SDKs: github.com/edgegap