Tyk API Management
tyk.ioManage and secure REST, GraphQL, gRPC, and event APIs with cloud, hybrid, or self-managed gateways.
Manage and secure REST, GraphQL, gRPC, and event APIs with cloud, hybrid, or self-managed gateways.
Self-hosted expiring shares with controlled uploading
Correlate network, server, application, database, and cloud signals in a customer-operated hybrid IT observability platform.
An LLM operations platform for tracing production calls and watching quality, cost, and latency.
Monitor networks, servers, applications, and services with discovery, performance data collection, event processing, and alerting.
Deploy applications, databases, and services to servers you control.
A self-hosted dashboard for installing and maintaining packaged web applications on your server.
Share and edit organization knowledge through a wiki that can also host web applications.
Configure a Linux VPS plan with a chosen resource size, management level, and control panel.
Centralize alert rules across metrics, logs, and database sources you already run.
Commerce with visual page layouts and a choice of managed or self-hosted operation
A free forum application with group permissions and extension-based administration
Open-source workout routines and fitness logging with a self-hosting option
Crypto exchange with AUD and international funding routes
Run DuckDB-based analytics in a managed cloud warehouse and share results with a team.
Provision managed SQLite-compatible databases for apps that need isolated data stores and cloud synchronization.
Operate a self-hosted registry for container images and other cloud-native artifacts.
Attribute Kubernetes spend to clusters, teams, namespaces, and workloads, then surface savings opportunities.
Keep project tracking focused with boards, backlog planning, Gantt charts, and GitHub integration.
Pre-1.0 encrypted team chat for organizations handling sensitive information.
Correlate service topology with traces, metrics, logs, profiles, and alerts in a self-hosted observability system.
Monitor servers, databases, middleware, and network services through agentless collection and built-in alerts.
Collect application logs, traces, and metrics, then explore the signals together in one hosted telemetry workspace.
Store application records in a managed key-value and document database built around access patterns.