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

Query OCI resource and application metrics, then route alarm notifications when monitored conditions change.

Deploy event-driven code or container-backed functions on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.

Trigger personalized postcards, letters, and other physical mail from software.

Capture and group application errors, then use stack traces and release context to investigate the failures reaching users.

Connect one application to email accounts across major providers through a normalized API and webhook workflow.

Test email and SMS workflows by routing app-generated messages to controllable inboxes and numbers.

Add interactive dashboards and data exploration to an existing software application.

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

An AWS service emulator for local development and integration testing in CI.

Stores and queries continuous application profiles to reveal resource use down to code-level details.

Connect business data to dashboards embedded in your own application.

Use a vendor-neutral API specification to evaluate feature flags through compatible SDKs and providers.

Realtime voice, video, and AI APIs for developers

On-device AI SDKs for voice, language, and vision

AI agents that automate browser workflows on any website.

AI voice changer, text to speech, and voice agents for creators and enterprises.

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

Deploy Linux or Windows virtual machines with Azure portal, CLI, or PowerShell workflows.

Describe mobile and web UI journeys as YAML flows and run them on a real or virtual target.

Define and start a multi-container application from one Compose file and a single CLI command.

Install Python command-line applications into isolated environments or run them once without a permanent install.

Drive a chosen rate of HTTP requests and turn response samples into load-test reports.

Monitor websites and APIs from multiple regions, then route failures into alerts and status updates.