Terratest
terratest.gruntwork.ioA Go library for verifying infrastructure code by deploying it, checking behavior, and cleaning up resources.
A Go library for verifying infrastructure code by deploying it, checking behavior, and cleaning up resources.
Collect cloud workload telemetry and build monitors for Kubernetes and Linux environments.
Investigate monitoring alerts with an AI SRE agent and review findings in a centralized platform.
Self-hosted full-stack observability with eBPF telemetry and service-level insights.
Collect application metrics and traces with eBPF-based auto-instrumentation instead of adding a language agent.
An analytical database offered as a managed service and as a self-managed engine.
Run controlled chaos experiments and reliability checks against services before failures reach users.
Design cloud infrastructure visually and generate Terraform code for AWS.
Use Red Hat's managed OpenShift application platform on Google Cloud; AWS deployments are available in select instances.
Run websites and applications on a fully managed virtual server with root access.
Run containerized apps and jobs on serverless compute that can scale with HTTP traffic or events.
Mock HTTP dependencies, inspect traffic, and verify requests in integration tests.
Trace AWS and serverless applications with transaction context and related troubleshooting signals.
Deploy Dockerized web applications and managed databases with Aptible handling container releases and the underlying application infrastructure.
Correlate service topology with traces, metrics, logs, profiles, and alerts in a self-hosted observability system.
Run websites on a managed cloud VPS with SPanel account and site controls.
Provision GNU/Linux or Windows virtual machines on Infomaniak's OpenStack-based Public Cloud.
Collect continuous CPU and memory profiles, then compare code paths over time.
Deploy a self-hosted OpenTelemetry stack for application, infrastructure, and AI-agent telemetry.
Provision and operate managed PostgreSQL clusters across AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud.
Deploy persistent services and one-off container tasks, choosing Fargate or other AWS compute capacity.
Choose your own shares or use a managed investment portfolio
A command-line security scanner for repositories, images, binaries, and Kubernetes targets.
Launch isolated Linux or Windows containers in Azure without provisioning virtual machines.