Backups: a copy the same outage cannot take
Retention tiers as policy, an explicit cross-provider copy, and restores from a recorded source.
Networking: write the firewall rule once
One rule model translated to every provider, load balancers that health-check, and DNS that fails over.
Managed databases: eight engines, one resource model
Postgres to Kafka behind one set of verbs — backup, failover and upgrades you learn once.
Block storage: volumes that attach, resize and snapshot safely
The safe orderings are enforced by the platform, and every restore names its source.
Object storage your tools already speak
S3-compatible buckets behind one endpoint, keys scoped to your principals, and sharing that never hands out a key.
Kubernetes: managed clusters, and no static tokens to leak
A kubeconfig minted from your identity, bound to you, expiring on its own — and upgrades you can roll back exactly.
Servers: a VPS in minutes, dedicated hardware through the same door
One lifecycle and one API for virtual and dedicated servers, with the price on the page before you order.
Self-service signup, with fraud screening that is not a CAPTCHA
Proof-of-work to shed bots, a risk score to catch fraud, and a conservative onboarding tier to start on.
Data residency that the platform actually enforces
Pin a workspace to a jurisdiction and the policy decision point refuses to place it elsewhere.