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* docs: provisioning options table Signed-off-by: David Dal Busco <david.dalbusco@outlook.com> * chore: typo Signed-off-by: David Dal Busco <david.dalbusco@outlook.com> * 📄 Update LLMs.txt snapshot for PR review --------- Signed-off-by: David Dal Busco <david.dalbusco@outlook.com> Co-authored-by: github-actions <41898282+github-actions[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>
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## Website vs Application
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When you initialize a satellite, you must decide how the frontend will be kept in memory and served on the web.
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The table below summaries the difference regarding the **hosting memory**.
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This comparison relates strictly to where your frontend assets (JS, HTML, etc.) are stored and served from.
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| | Website (heap) | Application (stable) |
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| **Best for** | Websites, blogs, content sites | SPAs, feature-rich applications |
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| **Speed** | Faster, more consistent | Slightly slower on average, spikier under load |
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| **Asset size limit** | ~1 GB (serialization on upgrade) | No practical limit |
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| **Upgrade cost** | Assets re-serialized on every upgrade | Assets survive upgrades without re-processing |
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| **SEO impact** | Better (lower TTFB, ~0.5 s faster LCP) | Minor overhead (~0.5 s added to CWV) |
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| **Default in Console** | ✅ Website | ✅ Application |
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| **Can be changed later?** | ✅ Yes — in Hosting › Settings (requires no active files) | ✅ Yes — in Hosting › Settings (requires no active files) |
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If you want more control over where your module is provisioned, you can select a [subnet](/docs/terminology.md#subnet) during the creation process.
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Handle tasks related to the emulator like starting/stopping a local network.
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Usage: juno emulator <subcommand> [options]Subcommands: clear Clear the local emulator state (volume and container). start Start the emulator for local development. stop Stop the local network. wait Wait until the emulator is ready.
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Usage: juno emulator <subcommand> [options]Subcommands: clear Clear the local emulator state (volume and container). pull Pull the latest emulator image. start Start the emulator for local development. stop Stop the local network. wait Wait until the emulator is ready.
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| **Best for** | Websites, blogs, content sites | SPAs, feature-rich applications |
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| **Speed** | Faster, more consistent | Slightly slower on average, spikier under load |
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| **Asset size limit** | ~1 GB (serialization on upgrade) | No practical limit |
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| **Upgrade cost** | Assets re-serialized on every upgrade | Assets survive upgrades without re-processing |
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| **SEO impact** | Better (lower TTFB, ~0.5 s faster LCP) | Minor overhead (~0.5 s added to CWV) |
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| **Default in Console** | ✅ Website | ✅ Application |
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| **Can be changed later?** | ✅ Yes — in Hosting › Settings (requires no active files) | ✅ Yes — in Hosting › Settings (requires no active files) |
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If you want more control over where your module is provisioned, you can select a [subnet] during the creation process.

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