ElastiFlow
elastiflow.comCollect and analyze network flows and telemetry to understand performance and activity across connected systems.
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A test-management workspace for manual plans and results imported from automation frameworks.
Deploy Git-backed applications to managed containers with review apps, autoscaling and operational metrics.
Organize and query industrial IoT time-series data across device and sensor paths.
Create Node.js HTTP services with explicit routes and a modular plugin system.
Run repository builds, tests, and deployments from a bitbucket-pipelines.yml file in Bitbucket Cloud.
Connect automation code to hosted browsers or use HTTP endpoints for common browser tasks.
A TypeScript web framework with project tooling for building complete applications.
Add formatted text, tables, syntax highlighting, and progress displays to Python terminal programs.
Run a SQL time-series database for ingesting, querying, and retaining timestamped events.
Inspect database health and query performance across mixed on-premises and cloud estates.
A database engine with an AQL query workflow for collections and connected data.
Define synthetic API and browser checks as code and run them on a schedule.
A concurrent test runner for JavaScript projects running on Node.js.
Connect standard PostgreSQL clients to managed Postgres with built-in connection pooling.
Find files by name or type with a compact command-line alternative to `find`.
Trace AWS and serverless applications with transaction context and related troubleshooting signals.
A collaborative computing workspace where projects bring notebooks, files, terminals, and software into a shared environment.
Automates versioning, release notes and package publishing from a CI workflow.
Render responsive charts from JavaScript datasets on an HTML canvas.
A Go library for verifying infrastructure code by deploying it, checking behavior, and cleaning up resources.
Edit a project across Windows, macOS, Linux, or the browser, with an extensible editor and integrated tools.
Stream per-second infrastructure metrics from Netdata Agents into local or cloud observability views.
Operate a self-hosted registry for container images and other cloud-native artifacts.