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GreenGeeks offers website hosting plans and VPS hosting for different levels of server control.
Netlify builds and deploys static sites and frontend apps from Git, with deploy previews, serverless/edge functions, a free tier and credit-based paid plans.
Platform.sh has rebranded as Upsun; platform.sh now redirects to upsun.com. The Git-based environment and deployment model continues under the new name.
Railway deploys apps, managed databases and background jobs from a Git repo or image, billing per-second for the compute, memory and disk actually used.
Render hosts web services, workers and other application components from repositories or images.
SuniDrive is listed as a Sunitech file-storage service. Its former product URL currently redirects to Sunitech's general homepage, so product capabilities require direct confirmation.
Tenable, creator of the Nessus scanner, builds vulnerability management and exposure management (Tenable One) products for prioritizing and remediating security risk.
Alteryx Designer builds visual data preparation and analysis workflows; Alteryx One also has cloud modules with different requirements.
Anyscale is the company behind Ray, the open-source distributed computing framework born at UC Berkeley's RISELab. Its managed platform runs training, batch inference, and LLM serving workloads on autoscaling Ray clusters, hosted or in your own cloud (BYOC).
AnythingLLM is a free, MIT-licensed desktop and self-hostable app (by Mintplex Labs) for chatting with your own documents locally, with a separate paid team/cloud option.
AppFlowy is an open-source workspace app for docs and wikis, offered as a desktop app backed by hosted AppFlowy Cloud or a self-hosted AppFlowy Cloud deployment.
Astro is an open-source, MIT-licensed framework for content-driven sites using islands architecture, shipping minimal JavaScript by default; its team joined Cloudflare in January 2026.
Bitbucket Cloud hosts Git repositories and pull requests, with Pipelines for repository-level build and deployment workflows.
Budibase is an open-source low-code platform for building internal applications, workflows and automations, free to self-host indefinitely or available as a hosted Pro/Premium/Business cloud service.
Chronosphere provides metrics, logs and traces observability for cloud-native and Kubernetes environments with cardinality/cost controls. Palo Alto Networks completed its acquisition of Chronosphere in 2026.
ClickHouse is an open-source (Apache 2.0) columnar OLAP database built for sub-second analytical queries at scale, self-hosted or via usage-based ClickHouse Cloud.
CrowdStrike Falcon unifies endpoint protection (EDR/XDR), identity threat detection and cloud security under one lightweight agent, sold in tiers from Falcon Go to Complete.
CtrlAltNod publishes English, French and German coverage of cybersecurity threats, Microsoft/Windows systems, cloud infrastructure and IT tutorials.
dbt lets analytics engineers transform warehouse data using SQL with version control, testing and documentation; dbt Core is free and open source, dbt Cloud adds managed orchestration.
Deta Space, a free personal-cloud app hosting platform, appears to be discontinued: as of September 2026 its website and docs return server errors and are no longer reachable.
Dify (by LangGenius) is an open-source platform for building LLM apps with a visual workflow builder, RAG pipeline and agent tools; self-host the Community Edition free or use Dify Cloud on a freemium plan.
Dropbox offers cloud file storage, synchronized access, shared folders, and links for teams that exchange documents across devices.
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.
Fortinet's FortiGate firewalls run FortiOS and connect through Security Fabric, with SD-WAN and Fortinet Secure SASE options for hybrid and cloud edges.
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