Managed Containers
Databases and search engines running on our infrastructure — provisioned in minutes, cheap enough to experiment with, and yours to grow from.
What We Host
Postgres
The default relational database for most projects. A managed PostgreSQL instance is provisioned and kept running, so a small project or prototype gets a real database without operating one.
Redis
An in-memory store for the jobs a relational database is wrong for. A managed Redis instance handles caching, session state, queues, and rate counters.
DRP — run your own container
DRP (Docker Run Platform) runs a container you bring — the same platform the managed services run on, available directly. Package your application as a container image and run it alongside your databases and search, in one place, billed the same way as everything else.
Meilisearch
A search engine built for speed and forgiving queries. A managed Meilisearch instance adds fast, typo-tolerant full-text search to a project without running search infrastructure.
L7 — the router, in the cloud
Our layer-7 router, spun up in the cloud like any other service — routing, access control, rate limiting, and protection at the application layer. Try it yourself, wire it to your services, and see how it works before it ever touches production.
This is L7 to run yourself. For a core that's watched — with the engineers who built it stepping in when it breaks — see L7.
Qdrant
A vector database for similarity and embeddings. A managed Qdrant instance stores and searches vectors for semantic and AI-driven features.
Postgres, Redis, Meilisearch, and Qdrant are trademarks of their respective owners. We provide managed hosting of these open-source projects and are not affiliated with or endorsed by them.
These run on the same infrastructure behind Punkolink L7. Start small here — and when a project outgrows a single container and needs a core that's watched, the way up is the same platform, not a migration to a stranger.