# Run containers and micro-services on Northflank

You can deploy images built from your linked Git repositories or from Docker container registries on Northflank.

You can run applications, websites, and micro-services continually, with Northflank ensuring maximum uptime and availability by automatically load-balancing and ensuring your deployments are always running.

You can also run one-off or scheduled jobs to execute a task whenever you require.

- [Run an image continuously: Deploy a built image as a continuously-running service.](/v1/application/run/run-an-image-continuously)
- [Run an image once or on a schedule: Run an image manually or on a cron schedule.](/v1/application/run/run-an-image-once-or-on-a-schedule)
- [Run from a container registry: Deploy an image from a container registry.](/v1/application/run/run-an-image-from-a-container-registry)
- [Run GPU workloads: Deploy GPU workloads on Northflank for AI, machine learning, HPC workloads, and other tasks.](/v1/application/gpu-workloads/gpus-on-northflank)
- [Save registry credentials: Save your credentials for a container registry to access private images.](/v1/application/run/save-registry-credentials)
- [Change deployment source: Deploy a different image from Northflank or a container registry.](/v1/application/run/change-deployment-source)
- [Deploy to a region: Choose the specific location for your deployments to reach your users faster and more reliably.](/v1/application/run/deploy-to-a-region)
- [Access running containers locally: Forward a deployment for local development and access it using the Northflank CLI.](/v1/application/run/access-running-containers-locally)
- [Override command or entrypoint: Override the default command or entrypoint instructions for your application.](/v1/application/run/override-command-entrypoint)
- [Transfer data to and from containers: Download data from, or to, ephemeral or persistent storage in your running containers.](/v1/application/run/transfer-data-to-and-from-containers)
- [Run your application as a different user: Run your Docker image as a different user, or execute commands as a different user in your container.](/v1/application/run/run-as-a-different-user#run-a-command-as-a-different-user)
- [Execute files in a container: Make files and directories in your containers executable.](/v1/application/run/run-as-a-different-user#change-file-ownership-and-permissions)