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Dokploy manages application and Docker Compose deployments on servers through a web interface.
Exoscale is a Swiss-owned European cloud provider offering VMs, GPU servers, managed Kubernetes, object/block storage, databases and networking, billed by the second across zones in Switzerland, Austria, Germany, Bulgaria and Croatia.
Helm packages Kubernetes applications as versioned charts, providing templating, releases and rollbacks; it is a graduated CNCF project maintained by the community.
Humanitec provides a Platform Orchestrator that lets platform teams define golden-path deployment workflows, using the open-source Score spec, so developers can self-serve environments without writing Kubernetes YAML directly.
JFrog's platform, built around Artifactory, manages build artifacts, containers and packages across 60+ formats, adding Xray security scanning and supply-chain governance.
Koyeb runs application services built from a Git repository or a container image.
Kubernetes automates deployment, scaling, and management of containerized workloads across clusters of machines, using a declarative, desired-state model.
Modal lets developers run Python functions on serverless cloud infrastructure, including GPUs, by decorating code rather than managing servers or containers; billed by the second with a recurring free compute allowance.
Northflank is a runtime platform for deploying containers, databases, background jobs and GPU/AI workloads with built-in CI/CD, on Northflank's own cloud or a customer's AWS, GCP or Azure account.
Octopus Deploy orchestrates application releases and operational runbooks across environments and tenants, deploying to Windows/Linux servers, Kubernetes and major clouds, via Octopus Cloud or self-hosted Octopus Server.
Qovery is a self-service DevOps control plane that provisions and manages applications inside a customer's own AWS, GCP or Azure account and Kubernetes cluster, replacing manual platform setup for engineering teams.
Red Hat, an IBM subsidiary, sells subscriptions for Red Hat Enterprise Linux, the OpenShift container platform and Ansible Automation Platform.
Scaleway Kapsule hosts containerized applications on a managed Kubernetes control plane.
UpCloud offers cloud infrastructure and a Managed Kubernetes service for container clusters.
Zeabur is a deployment platform that lets developers ship apps, databases and services straight from a git repository or template with minimal configuration, aimed at indie developers and small teams.
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