AWS Lambda
aws.amazon.comRun event handlers, HTTP workloads, or isolated compute without managing servers.
Run event handlers, HTTP workloads, or isolated compute without managing servers.
Managed cloud hosting that lets teams choose an underlying provider and app stack.
Run analytical SQL in an embedded database from a local process or Python program.
A self-hosted Markdown notebook with collaboration, search, and note history.
A hosted server-monitoring service for host metrics, cloud integrations, containers, alerts, and dashboards.
An open-source in-memory data-structure server for caching, queues, and key-value workloads.
Search shell history with command context, and optionally sync it across machines with encryption.
Give connected Lightning apps individual permissions and payment budgets
Open-source browser chat for direct messages and XMPP group rooms.
A Git-push PaaS that builds and runs applications on a Linux server you administer.
Monitor system resources and processes from a terminal or web interface.
Run an open-source object-relational database with SQL, extensible types, indexing, replication, and JSON support.
Run a Linux VPS with full root access, a web control panel, and documented developer automation options.
A browser-based font editor backed by a local or remote server.
Add managed WebSocket pub/sub events to web and mobile applications.
Launch a virtual private server with bundled compute, storage, and networking in AWS.
Inspect web-server traffic in a terminal or generate a live HTML report from access logs.
Build self-hosted dashboards and reports on modeled business data, with server-based licensing.
Self-hosted email delivery with per-server queues, retention and message investigation
Monitor devices and network services from an on-prem Windows server using sensors attached to a device tree.
Self-managed static analysis that reports code quality and security issues in the CI workflow.
Inspect database health and query performance across mixed on-premises and cloud estates.
Monitor websites and network services with protocol-specific checks, alerts, and private-network agents.
Model continuous-delivery pipelines and trace changes from source to deployment.