Amazon Elastic Container Service (Amazon ECS)
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Deploy persistent services and one-off container tasks, choosing Fargate or other AWS compute capacity.
Build, test, and deploy applications on Windows, Linux, or macOS build machines.
Combine application error reports with external uptime checks and missed-job alerts.
Add sourcing to an existing applicant tracking system or run recruiting in Gem's own platform.
Agency recruitment with saved searches that trigger follow-up tasks
Inspection forms with field-level deficiency triggers and reusable prior records
Custom Google Forms with calculated answers and website styling.
Choose scan reconstruction, inspection or organic design tools by output
Inspect, reshape and query tabular files from a composable command-line toolkit.
Model source changes, build tasks, and releases as resource-driven pipelines.
Run build and deployment pipelines from a Jenkinsfile on infrastructure your team operates.
Define cloud CI/CD workflows as repository-stored YAML or through a visual editor.
Turn approved estimates into invoices for trade jobs
Rewrite Git history to remove paths, extract directories or apply custom filters.
Small-business recruiting from job posting through offer letters
Email validation with a separate catch-all review stage and shared usage credits
Candidate tracking with interview scorecards and plans sized by active jobs
Email-list validation with detailed status and sub-status classifications
Build event-driven serverless applications with triggers, bindings, and several hosting plans.
Build a design practice through direct projects and contests
Open source platform for building and deploying durable AI agents and workflows in TypeScript.
Chrome extension that autofills job applications and tracks replies forwarded from Gmail.
An email and calendar app where AI agents handle email jobs you describe.
Apply shared engineering guardrails across repository, pull-request, and deployment workflows.