In general we’re not targeting a 1:1 migration from netlify, so while yes we have equivalents for all of the pieces you mention, they work differently and would require migration work to use Coherence.
Coherence offers full-stack containerized application support, so any functions could be run as a backend service - with additional functionality such as databases/redis and wider framework support available (while still getting the benefits we offer such as Cloud IDE and preview environments).
As well, we have our own `coherence.yml` file that would replace the `netlify.toml` one.
As for redirects, we don’t have anything baked in on that front, but very open to adding equivalent support if it was something our users needed. That’s a good call-out! In the meantime, given our ability to run containers as well as static sites, running an nginx or something with the redirects in the config file would be possible as a stopgap.
Coherence offers full-stack containerized application support, so any functions could be run as a backend service - with additional functionality such as databases/redis and wider framework support available (while still getting the benefits we offer such as Cloud IDE and preview environments).
As well, we have our own `coherence.yml` file that would replace the `netlify.toml` one.
As for redirects, we don’t have anything baked in on that front, but very open to adding equivalent support if it was something our users needed. That’s a good call-out! In the meantime, given our ability to run containers as well as static sites, running an nginx or something with the redirects in the config file would be possible as a stopgap.
Thanks for the thoughts!