Grafana is an open source visualization and dashboarding platform that queries metrics, logs, and traces from Prometheus, Loki, Tempo, and dozens of other backends, with Grafana Cloud offering a hosted option.

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Grafana Labs develops Grafana and offers Grafana Cloud for hosted metrics, logs, traces and alerting. This company profile is distinct from the Grafana software listing.
Hightouch syncs data from cloud warehouses (Snowflake, BigQuery, Databricks, Redshift) to marketing, sales and ad tools using a reverse ETL model, with a free tier and usage-based paid plans.
InfoQ covers software architecture, cloud, AI and engineering culture through articles, podcasts and QCon conference talks, aimed at technical leads and senior engineers, and is free to read.
Integraal IT is a Geneva-based MSP offering audits, network and cloud support, equipment, software and cybersecurity services across the Lake Geneva region.
Kaspersky offers managed endpoint security for business devices, including cloud-managed and other options.
Lightstep's distributed tracing and observability technology was acquired by ServiceNow in 2021 and is now sold as ServiceNow Cloud Observability; lightstep.com redirects to ServiceNow's product page.
LlamaIndex is an MIT-licensed open-source framework (Python/TypeScript) for RAG pipelines and data agents on top of LLMs; LlamaCloud adds hosted document parsing and extraction.
Looker is Google Cloud's business intelligence platform for modeling data in LookML, exploring it, and building dashboards or embedded analytics.
Metabase lets teams explore data with a no-code query builder or SQL, build dashboards and embed analytics, available self-hosted (free, AGPL) or via Metabase Cloud.
Milvus is an open-source vector database for large-scale similarity search in AI apps, self-hostable as standalone or a distributed cluster, or via managed Zilliz Cloud.
Mimecast offers email threat filtering and cloud archiving products for organizations managing messaging risk and retention.
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.
MotherDuck is a serverless cloud analytics platform built on the open-source DuckDB engine, blending local DuckDB execution with cloud storage/compute ("dual execution") for SQL analytics, with a free Lite tier.
n8n connects APIs and applications in workflows using triggers and nodes, available through its cloud service or self-hosting.
Nango is an open-source integration platform providing pre-built OAuth flows and unified sync APIs for hundreds of SaaS connectors, self-hostable or available as a managed cloud service.
NetBird builds a private, encrypted WireGuard mesh network between devices with automatic NAT traversal, offering a free self-hosted option and paid managed cloud plans.
Netmaker, from Gravitl, is an open-source platform for building WireGuard-based virtual networks, mesh VPNs, and site-to-site connectivity, with a free self-hosted community edition (Apache 2.0) and paid Team/Business/Enterprise cloud tiers.
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.
Nx is an open-source build system for JavaScript/TypeScript monorepos offering task caching, dependency graphs and affected-command detection, plus an optional paid Nx Cloud for distributed CI caching.
OctoAI (formerly OctoML) was a GPU inference platform for generative AI models. NVIDIA acquired it in September 2024 and shut down OctoAI's public cloud service on October 31, 2024; octo.ai now redirects to NVIDIA's website.
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.
Ollama is an open-source, MIT-licensed tool for running LLMs on your own hardware via a local REST API and CLI; local use is free and unlimited, with an optional paid Ollama Cloud for larger models.
OneLogin provides cloud single sign-on, adaptive MFA and directory sync for workforce and customer identity, and has operated inside One Identity's portfolio since its 2021 acquisition.
Oracle's database portfolio includes customer-managed and cloud services for different data workloads.