Cloudron
cloudron.ioA self-hosted dashboard for installing and maintaining packaged web applications on your server.
A self-hosted dashboard for installing and maintaining packaged web applications on your server.
AI design agent for building and launching websites.
Podcast distribution connected to advertising services
Build VM instances from preset or custom machine configurations on Google Cloud.
Provision configurable Huawei Cloud virtual machines with on-demand, subscription, and spot billing.
Preconfigured OpenStack VPS sizes with monthly resource and data-transfer allowances.
Run container tasks on AWS without provisioning the underlying servers or clusters.
Run websites and applications on a fully managed virtual server with root access.
Use Red Hat's managed OpenShift application platform on Google Cloud; AWS deployments are available in select instances.
Run a self-managed virtual server with optional CLI and API provisioning.
Run containerized batch tasks on demand or on a schedule without managing execution servers.
Launch isolated Linux or Windows containers in Azure without provisioning virtual machines.
A deployment control plane that builds and runs applications in your cloud account or Kubernetes cluster.
Run HTTP containers on demand with managed scaling, scheduled triggers, and private networking.
Provision dedicated IBM Cloud physical servers with VPC profiles or highly customizable Classic configurations.
Launch shared or dedicated virtual machines from operating-system images, Marketplace apps, or custom ISOs.
Run self-hosted AI and automation applications on a root-access KVM VPS, with optional one-click installs.
Provision Linux and Windows virtual machines with configurable images, networking, and billing modes.
A server management and deployment service that provisions or connects to infrastructure for web apps.
Deploy automatically scaling functions with HTTP, scheduled, and event-driven triggers on Scaleway.
Run multiple containers on OCI serverless compute without creating a Kubernetes cluster.
Turn an OpenAPI description into interactive reference docs and a collaborative developer hub.
Publish and govern APIs through an Azure gateway, policy engine, catalog, and developer access layer.
Build an internal developer portal around a catalog of services, teams, APIs, and ownership metadata.