Azure Static Web Apps
azure.microsoft.comPublish a static web frontend from GitHub or Azure DevOps with optional Azure Functions APIs.
Publish a static web frontend from GitHub or Azure DevOps with optional Azure Functions APIs.
Correlates logs, metrics, traces, and user-experience telemetry for application and infrastructure troubleshooting.
Store JSON documents and replicate them across servers and disconnected clients.
Publish static sites and single-page apps through a global CDN with preview channels and managed SSL.
Build and deploy frontend and full-stack web apps from a connected Git repository.
Launch containerized applications as globally placed virtual machines using the Fly CLI.
Develop, debug, and deploy Kubernetes applications through a shared CLI workflow.
A Git-push PaaS that builds and runs applications on a Linux server you administer.
Promote releases through environments and coordinate deployments beyond the build stage.
A secure enterprise messenger for 1:1 and group chat with audit and channel-routing features.
Open-source XMPP messaging client for business chat and group rooms.
A private-first, Toggl-compatible time tracker that can be self-hosted or used as a hosted service.
Run repository builds, tests, and deployments from a bitbucket-pipelines.yml file in Bitbucket Cloud.
Manage Prometheus and Alertmanager deployments through Kubernetes-native custom resources.
Capture application errors with context and correlate them with performance and deployment changes.
Prototype vector search locally, then deploy Milvus as a standalone or distributed database.
Build, test, and deploy code through visual or YAML-defined CI/CD pipelines.
Token exchange with liquidity and perpetual-market sections
Build self-hosted dashboards and reports on modeled business data, with server-based licensing.
A PHP IDE for project navigation, refactoring, framework work, testing, and debugging.
Enterprise messaging with persistent chat, channels, meetings, and cloud or on-premises deployment.
Manage OpenTelemetry Collectors and opt-in workload instrumentation through Kubernetes resources.
Launch a managed ScyllaDB cluster on AWS or Google Cloud and configure its database API and network access.
Run secure messaging and calls with control over deployment and federation.