Databases &
caches
Somewhere to keep the records, on your own machine, with passwords you hold and can change at any time.
Plans
5Pick the size you need. Anything in this group runs on any of them — you choose which when you check out.
Cache
A Redis or a small Postgres sitting next to an app that needs one.
- 1 GB memory
- 1 vCPU
- 10 GB storage
- Any stack in this category, installed for you
- Daily backups and a console you can actually use
Records
$9.00 5% off the parts
The database behind a working business: customers, orders, invoices.
- 2 GB memory
- 2 vCPUs
- 25 GB storage
- Any stack in this category, installed for you
- Daily backups and a console you can actually use
Ledger
$19.00 10% off the parts
Enough memory to keep the working set in RAM, which is where query speed comes from.
- 4 GB memory
- 3 vCPUs
- 60 GB storage
- Any stack in this category, installed for you
- Daily backups and a console you can actually use
Warehouse
$44.00 15% off the parts
Years of history you can still query, rather than history you archive to get rid of.
- 8 GB memory
- 6 vCPUs
- 150 GB storage
- Any stack in this category, installed for you
- Daily backups and a console you can actually use
Vault
$84.00 20% off the parts
The largest we run: reporting over the whole dataset without it touching disk.
- 16 GB memory
- 8 vCPUs
- 300 GB storage
- Any stack in this category, installed for you
- Daily backups and a console you can actually use
Databases & caches
10PostgreSQL
RelationalThe one most new applications are written against, and the safest default if nobody has strong feelings.
MySQL
RelationalWhat WordPress and most older PHP software expect to find, and are happiest sitting next to.
MariaDB
RelationalA drop-in replacement for MySQL that stayed open source, and behaves the same from the application side.
SQLite
Single fileA whole database in one file. Nothing to run, nothing to secure, and plenty for a small site.
MongoDB
Document storeStorage for records that do not fit neatly into rows and columns, and may never need to.
Redis
Cache & queuesIn-memory cache, queue and session store. The piece that makes everything else feel instant.
Valkey
Cache & queuesThe community fork of Redis, for anyone who would rather not depend on the licence change.
Memcached
CacheA plain, fast cache that does one job. Often what an older application is already asking for.
ClickHouse
AnalyticsCounts over very large tables, fast enough that a dashboard answers while you are still looking at it.
InfluxDB
Time seriesFor readings with a timestamp on them: temperatures, prices, request rates, anything sampled over time.
You do not buy any of these on their own. They come with the machine your plan already includes. You ask for one in ordinary words, and your council installs it, sets it up, and keeps an eye on it afterwards.
Also on your machine
Web hosting
25Sites and shops, from a plain HTML page to WordPress and a full storefront, on a machine that is yours.
See the group →Mail hosting
9Real mailboxes on your own domain, webmail to read them in, and the sending your app needs.
See the group →Languages & runtimes
12Whatever your code is written in, it has somewhere to run. The language, its package manager and something to restart it are already set up.
See the group →Self-hosted software
16The tools you would otherwise rent by the seat: code hosting, search, dashboards, status pages. Yours, on your machine.
See the group →Game servers
13Somewhere for you and your friends to play, with the mods you want and nobody wiping it at the end of the month.
See the group →Voice & audio servers
5Voice chat for a community, a guild or a team, and the panels for running it.
See the group →What you pay for is the machine.
The plans buy you a server with a council of agents on it. Everything on this page then runs there for nothing extra, because the machine is yours and so is the room on it.