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maestro.devDescribe mobile and web UI journeys as YAML flows and run them on a real or virtual target.
Describe mobile and web UI journeys as YAML flows and run them on a real or virtual target.
Give teams private messaging with managed group chat rooms and file sharing.
Run a SQL time-series database for ingesting, querying, and retaining timestamped events.
Build and run JavaScript or TypeScript web applications on a managed serverless platform.
Managed real-time messaging, calls, and alerts for operational teams.
Run the community-developed MariaDB relational database server with SQL clients and pluggable storage engines.
Create hourly-billed VPS instances with selectable images, snapshots, and network controls.
A managed NoSQL database with a portal-based setup and query workflow.
Sign and verify container images and other software artifacts with keys or Sigstore's OIDC-based flow.
Publish a static web frontend from GitHub or Azure DevOps with optional Azure Functions APIs.
An agent-based monitoring pipeline that turns checks and metrics into routed, actionable events.
Plan and run scripted performance tests with RadView's WebLOAD dashboard and cloud or self-managed load generators.
Build, test, and deploy code through visual or YAML-defined CI/CD pipelines.
Collect numeric service metrics by scraping HTTP endpoints and query them with PromQL.
Clothing resale with inspection and listing handled by the service
Branded community apps managed through a shared web console
Rights-managed footage with clip-level pricing and master-file delivery
An SSH-administered virtual server for a custom Linux web stack.
Automate system configuration and deployment with inventory files and reusable YAML playbooks.
A managed test-automation platform for authoring and running web, mobile, API, desktop, and Salesforce tests.
Self-managed static analysis that reports code quality and security issues in the CI workflow.
Route and govern API traffic with an extensible gateway deployable across cloud, Kubernetes, or on-premises environments.
Route test traffic through a controllable TCP proxy to simulate latency, outages and other network faults.
Deploy root-access Linux, Windows, or FreeBSD servers from a control panel or API.