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Key Features

• Git Deployments - Lets developers connect GitHub or GitLab and deploy automatically on push, with zero-downtime rollouts.
• Multi-Framework Support - Lets developers run Django, Flask, FastAPI, Node.js (Express, NestJS), Go (Gin, Fiber), and Elixir (Phoenix) — or bring a custom Dockerfile.
• Managed Databases - Lets developers provision PostgreSQL and MySQL with private networking, environment injection, and automated backups.
• Worker Services - Lets developers run background jobs, Celery workers, and queue processors alongside web services.
• Persistent Storage - Lets developers attach block storage volumes for media, uploads, or stateful workloads.
• Logs & Metrics (Full Observability) - Lets developers view request logs, runtime logs, and build logs in one place. Metrics include CPU, memory, and resource usage to monitor and debug workloads easily.
• Scaling - Lets developers scale horizontally (replicas) to handle more traffic or vertically (resources per container) for heavier workloads.
• Domains & TLS - Lets developers connect custom domains or use Seenode subdomains, with free Let’s Encrypt certificates that auto-renew.

Benefits

• Run Complex Apps Without Complex Infra - Lets developers deploy APIs, web apps, databases, and workers together — not just single-purpose apps.
• No DevOps Overhead - Lets developers skip Kubernetes manifests, CI/CD setup, scaling configs, and SSL management.
• Built-In Observability - Lets developers debug faster with request logs, runtime logs, build logs, and system metrics available out of the box.
• Scale with Confidence - Lets developers handle growing workloads by scaling horizontally for traffic spikes or vertically for resource-heavy processes.
• Affordable and Predictable Pricing - Lets developers run apps starting from $1/month, with no hidden fees or surprise bills.
• Real Infrastructure, Simplified - Lets developers rely on Kubernetes-based infrastructure with containers, networking, storage, and managed databases — but without the operational burden.