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Monitor Kubernetes, containers, cloud services, and Prometheus metrics with managed collection and alerting.

A managed JSON document database with an HTTPS API, adjustable capacity, and replication options.

Customer records, sales activity, and workflows with self-hosted or managed access

Run standard Kubernetes on Scaleway Instances while Scaleway manages the control plane and core cluster components.

A self-operated distributed SQL database for workloads that need transactional and analytical processing.

Agentic managed detection and response with an AI SOC analyst and 24/7 monitoring.

A managed GridDB service for collecting and querying time-series data from applications and devices.

Deploy supported application code to managed dynos without administering the host servers.

Deploy Git-backed applications to managed containers with review apps, autoscaling and operational metrics.

Provision managed PostgreSQL from Aiven Console or Terraform, then connect and load a sample dataset.

Deploy and scale web applications in AWS environments without writing the provisioning workflow yourself.

Provision a managed distributed SQL cluster and connect an application through its generated connection details.

Inspect Kubernetes network flows and service relationships through Cilium's CLI and optional service-map interface.

Build serverless GraphQL and real-time Pub/Sub APIs over multiple data sources.

Connect standard PostgreSQL clients to managed Postgres with built-in connection pooling.

Managed email hosting with an integrated encryption gateway

Deploy full-stack Next.js and Angular apps from GitHub onto Google's managed web infrastructure.

Compile source, run tests, and create deployable artifacts without managing build servers.

A managed SQL service that provisions database resources by instance.

Run containerized apps, source builds, functions and batch jobs on IBM's managed serverless runtime.

Add managed WebSocket pub/sub events to web and mobile applications.

Launch a managed ScyllaDB cluster on AWS or Google Cloud and configure its database API and network access.

Deploy managed web applications and APIs into a plan with configurable compute capacity.

Run multiple containers on OCI serverless compute without creating a Kubernetes cluster.