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Event-Driven Microservices

Build scalable backend systems with message queues, databases, and application hosting. All open source, zero vendor lock-in - bring your stack to any cloud.

What You Get

Event-driven architecture with message queues
Private microservices not exposed to internet
Managed databases without ops overhead
Zero vendor lock-in - migrate anytime

Event-Driven Architecture

MicroserviceProducer
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Message QueueSmoothMQ
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MicroserviceConsumer
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DatabasePostgreSQL

Zero Vendor Lock-in

Every service in this stack is open source. PostgreSQL, Valkey (Redis-compatible), SmoothMQ (SQS-compatible), and minio (S3-compatible) all use standard APIs.

Start building in Open Source Cloud, then migrate to your own Kubernetes cluster, Docker Compose setup, or any cloud provider. Your code works everywhere.

Infrastructure Stack

Web Runner

Deploy Node.js microservices from GitHub

Deploy
Node.js apps
GitHub deploy
Private services

Python Runner

Deploy Python microservices from GitHub

Deploy
Python apps
Flask/FastAPI
Private services

PostgreSQL

Managed relational database

Deploy
ACID compliant
Fully managed
Secure connections

Valkey

Redis-compatible cache and pub/sub

Deploy
In-memory cache
Pub/sub messaging
Redis compatible

SmoothMQ

SQS-compatible message queue

Deploy
SQS drop-in
Web UI
Persistent queues

PostgREST

Instant REST API from PostgreSQL

Deploy
Auto-generated API
Row-level security
High performance

minio

S3-compatible object storage

Deploy
S3 API
File storage
Self-hosted

Grafana

Monitoring and observability

Deploy
Dashboards
Alerting
Metrics visualization

Private Microservices

Not every service needs a public endpoint. Deploy backend workers that consume from queues, process data, and write to databases - all within your private network.

Web Runner and Python Runner let you deploy services directly from GitHub. Connect them to your message queues and databases using environment variables.

Event-Driven Patterns

Decouple your services with message queues. Producers publish events without knowing who consumes them. Consumers process at their own pace, handling backpressure naturally.

SmoothMQ provides an SQS-compatible API with a built-in web UI for debugging. Valkey offers Redis pub/sub for real-time messaging. Choose the pattern that fits your use case.

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