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What's the difference between local runtime and hosted runtime?


Asked by Noa Rollins on Dec 15, 2021 FAQ



Hosted Runtime runs on a new machine instance in Google Cloud. You don't need to set-up any hardware. But you may need to install a few libraries every time you use it. Local Runtime runs on your machine at home. You need to install Python, Jupyter, and set-up some forwarding.
Also Know,
Each type of application requires a runtime host to start it. The runtime host loads the runtime into a process, creates the application domains within the process, and loads user code into the application domains.
Likewise, a runtime could denote the current phase of program life (runtime / compile time / load time / link time) or it could mean a runtime library, which form the basic low level actions that interface with the execution environment. or it could mean a runtime system, which is the same as an execution environment.
And,
Your locally hosted Runtime Fabric instance hosts your app deployments and you use the Anypoint Platform Runtime Manager cloud console to manage them. When you run an app in Anypoint Studio, the app deploys to an embedded test server in Studio.
Just so,
The self-hosted integration runtime only makes outbound HTTP-based connections to open internet. Install Self-hosted IR on an on-premises machine or a virtual machine inside a private network. Currently, we only support running the self-hosted IR on a Windows operating system.