Products
Choose services around your backend. HTTP applications, relational data, cache, file storage and background jobs solve different problems; the right combination starts with your application.
API HOSTING
Organize a Node.js, Laravel, Python or Docker API and its data in one project.
Development previewExplore serviceMOBILE APP BACKEND
Build an API-first backend for Flutter, React Native, Kotlin and Swift.
Development previewExplore serviceNODE.JS HOSTING
Prepare service definitions for Express, NestJS and Fastify backends.
Development previewExplore serviceLARAVEL HOSTING
Plan PHP, database and queue requirements around one project.
Development previewExplore servicePYTHON
Separate your FastAPI, Django or Flask backend into HTTP serving, data access and background work.
Development previewExplore serviceDOCKER HOSTING
Vendor-neutral service definitions for images and Dockerfile-based applications.
Development previewExplore serviceMANAGED MYSQL
A secure connection and resource model for Managed MySQL.
Development previewExplore serviceMANAGED POSTGRESQL
Private networking and manageable resource definitions for relational data.
Development previewExplore serviceREDIS
Cache entries, sessions and queued jobs have different durability needs.
Development previewExplore serviceSTORAGE
Photos, documents and generated files should live independently of application containers.
Coming soonExplore serviceWORKERS
Email delivery, file conversion and large reports should not make users wait for a long HTTP response.
Coming soonExplore serviceCRON
Define schedules explicitly for reports, cleanup and synchronization.
Coming soonExplore serviceStart with the application
An API or backend is the center of the application. Add database, cache and storage layers around actual data and workload needs.
- A single API and database may be enough to begin.
- Add caching for a measured read or latency need.
- Long tasks may need workers, while recurring tasks may need a scheduler.
How to choose a technology
Your codebase, team experience and dependencies are a useful starting point. Node.js, Laravel and Python pages cover runtime preparation; Docker explains packaging and isolation.
Which services are available today?
The catalog and guides are published. Live application hosting, database allocation, storage and customer worker / cron execution are not open. Roadmap labels do not mean an active service.