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Discussion communities that retain event conversations and shared resources

A standalone CRM application distribution without the commerce modules

A repository manager for caching dependencies and storing build artifacts across a delivery pipeline.

Structured Blender courses and community feedback.

Automate system configuration and deployment with inventory files and reusable YAML playbooks.

Self-managed static analysis that reports code quality and security issues in the CI workflow.

A self-hosted collaborative canvas for diagrams, sketching, Kanban, and Gantt plans.

Art instruction with lessons and a learning community.

Run DuckDB-based analytics in a managed cloud warehouse and share results with a team.

Provision GNU/Linux or Windows virtual machines on Infomaniak's OpenStack-based Public Cloud.

Provision managed SQLite-compatible databases for apps that need isolated data stores and cloud synchronization.

Schedule brand posts and manage the comments that arrive after connection

Retrieve and submit file, URL, domain, and IP threat-intelligence objects through a REST API.

Collect application logs, traces, and metrics, then explore the signals together in one hosted telemetry workspace.

Turn product usage into invoices with hosted or self-managed billing

Run a self-managed time-series database for recent metrics and event data.

Insert a transform-and-routing layer between telemetry sources and observability or security destinations.

Store application records in a managed key-value and document database built around access patterns.

Self-host an appointment booking page and team calendar, or use the project’s managed hosting.

Use hosted PostgreSQL with branch-based development and connection options for applications.

Trace and investigate AI application calls with a local or self-hosted observability interface.

Store and query observability telemetry in a columnar data lake with SQL and PromQL.

Use a cross-platform SQL database engine that ranges from embedded and single-user use to multi-client deployments.

Deploy persistent services and one-off container tasks, choosing Fargate or other AWS compute capacity.