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<Plantype="workers-paid" />
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With Containers, you can build applications that integrate Workers with a serverless container runtime.
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Run code written in any programming language, built for any runtime, as part of apps built on [Workers](/workers).
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Deploy your container image to Region:Earth without worrying about managing infrastructure - just define your
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Worker and `wrangler deploy`.
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This lets you run:
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With Containers you can run:
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-Resouce-intensive applications that use more memory, CPU, or disk than standard Workers
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-Resource-intensive applications that require multiple vCPUs, large amounts of memory or disk space
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- Applications and libraries that require a full filesystem, specific runtime, or Linux-like environment
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- Existing applications and tools that have been distributed as images
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- Existing applications and tools that have been distributed as container images
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Container instances are spun up on-demand and controlled by code you write in your [Worker](/workers). Instead of chaining together API calls or writing Kubernetes operators, you just write JavaScript:
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<Tabs>
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<TabItemlabel="Worker Code">
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See the [Getting Started Guide](/containers/get-started/) to start building with Containers.
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