PaaS (Platform as a Service)

Services that abstract away infrastructure management, allowing developers to deploy applications without managing servers or operating systems.

Platforms that offer managed database services, handling setup, maintenance, backups, and scaling of database systems.

Services that provide hosting capabilities at no cost, typically with limitations on resources, features, or scale.

Platforms designed for large organizations with advanced security, compliance, scalability, and support features.

General services for making websites accessible online, providing server infrastructure and related services.

Tools that automate building, testing, and deploying applications, streamlining the development workflow.

Platforms offering virtualized computing resources for hosting applications and services in the cloud.

Services optimized for developing and hosting web applications and mobile app backends.

Utilities and platforms that enhance the developer experience and workflow efficiency.

Solutions specialized for online stores, with features for product catalogs, payments, and inventory.

Platforms optimized for corporate and business site hosting needs.

Solutions designed to handle high-traffic websites with complex requirements.

Platforms with built-in capabilities for developing or implementing AI and ML features.

Architecture approach using JavaScript, APIs, and pre-rendered markup for fast, secure websites.

Services supporting decentralized applications and blockchain technologies.

Platforms with tools for analyzing, visualizing, and deriving insights from data.

Solutions designed for hosting and supporting online games and gaming applications.

Services optimized for delivering video content with features like transcoding and adaptive streaming.

Platforms with enhanced security features for sensitive applications and compliance requirements.

Services specifically supporting PostgreSQL database hosting and management.

Platforms hosting NoSQL databases optimized for simple key-value data storage.

Comprehensive platforms supporting both frontend and backend development needs.

Services providing user authentication, authorization, and identity management.

General database solutions for storing and retrieving application data.

Environments for executing JavaScript code, typically server-side or at the edge.

Platforms that facilitate content management for websites and applications.

Services specialized for hosting pre-built, static websites without server-side processing.

Platforms that execute code at network edges and distribute content globally for speed.

Computing model where the provider manages server infrastructure, automatically scaling as needed.

Cloud computing model that provides virtualized computing resources over the internet, including servers, storage, and networking, giving users direct control over the infrastructure elements.

Virtualized computing environments that function as digital versions of physical computers, running operating systems and applications while sharing hardware resources with other VMs.

Container orchestration platform that automates the deployment, scaling, and management of containerized applications across clusters of hosts.

Data storage architecture that manages data as objects (rather than files or blocks), ideal for storing unstructured data like images, videos, and documents with high durability and scalability.

Dedicated physical servers that are rented to a single tenant, providing maximum performance, security, and control without the overhead of virtualization.

Cloud service companies based in Europe that comply with strict European data protection regulations (like GDPR), offering data sovereignty and regional compliance advantages.