Your whole stack, together.
Applications, databases, persistent storage, and background work in one connected project.
Dreamstack Cloud
All the moving parts.
One cloud platform.
Deploy your code. Connect your data. Scale your services. Bring the work behind every release into one clear place.
Connected by design.
Public endpoints for your customers. Private connections for the services behind the experience.
Context for every release.
Logs, metrics, environments, and deployment history close to the team that owns the product.
A connected stack.
A clearer path to production.
From your repository to the services your customers use, every part has a place. Build, networking, compute, and data work together.
YOUR APPLICATION STACKArchitecture overview
Public traffic to managed endpointsPrivate connections to services and data
The platform, from end to end
Everything behind
your next release.
Explore the building blocks for deploying, connecting, scaling, and operating your application.
Deploy
From source to a running stack.
Bring your code, connect your data, and give every part of your application a place to run.
Services
Run applications from Docker images, GitHub repositories, or local code. Keep web services and background workers in the same project.
Databases
Connect PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB, and Redis to your application, with backups alongside your data.
Persistent volumes
Mount durable storage for files and state that need to survive a release. Track disk usage as your data grows.
Cron jobs
Run recurring tasks on a cron schedule, from routine housekeeping to data processing and scheduled notifications.
Templates
Start with a reusable stack of services and databases. Customize it for your project or share it with your team.
Variables and secrets
Manage service settings, shared variables, and references between services without putting secrets in your repository.
Network
Connect every part of your application.
Give customers a public entry point and keep communication between your services private.
Public networking
Publish your application with a service URL and route incoming traffic to the service that handles it.
Private networking
Connect services through internal networking and service discovery. Keep database and worker connections off the public internet.
TCP proxy
Expose services that use protocols beyond HTTP, with configurable ports and connection routing.
Custom domains
Bring your own domain, including wildcard domains, and connect it to your application’s public endpoint.
Managed TLS certificates
Secure your domains with managed certificate provisioning and renewal, keeping encrypted connections part of the deployment.
HTTP proxy
Route web traffic through a managed proxy with TLS termination, load balancing, and DDoS protection.
Scale
Make room for what comes next.
Grow the resources behind a service, add replicas, and choose where your workloads run.
Vertical scaling
Adjust CPU and memory to the demands of your workload, giving an existing service more room to work.
Horizontal scaling
Run additional replicas and balance incoming traffic across them as your application serves more customers.
Regional deployment
Place workloads in the regions that fit your users and data requirements. Discuss regional capacity with our team.
Monitor
See the release. Follow the request.
Bring deployment events, application health, resource usage, and cost into the same conversation.
Build and deployment logs
Search, filter, and share logs from the first build through the running application, including structured JSON output.
Configurable dashboards
Arrange CPU, memory, disk, and network metrics into a view that helps your team understand the system.
Distributed tracing
Follow a request across services with OpenTelemetry-compatible traces and keep application context close to the investigation.
Health checks
Set a health endpoint and timeout so deployment readiness reflects the way your application actually works.
Usage limits
Set spending thresholds and usage alerts to keep resource growth and project costs visible.
Configurable alerts
Choose metric thresholds and notification destinations, including email, Slack, Discord, and webhooks.
Collaborate
Keep the whole team moving.
Separate environments, preview changes, and make the path back to a working release clear.
Environments
Keep production and staging separate. Stage configuration changes and choose which services to deploy.
Pull request previews
Review changes in temporary environments tied to GitHub branches and pull requests, with cleanup after the work is merged.
Rollbacks
Return to a previous successful deployment, redeploy a service, or adjust its restart policy when a release needs attention.
Platform API
Connect your own tools to project, service, and deployment workflows through the platform API.
Command line interface
Manage application workflows from your terminal and bring repeatable deployment steps into your development routine.
Configuration as code
Keep deployment configuration in versioned TOML or JSON files so the team can review infrastructure changes alongside code.
Secure
Build with control from the start.
Private connections for your stack. Identity, infrastructure, and support options for teams with enterprise requirements.
Discuss enterprise optionsEnterprise
Single sign-on
Connect team access to your identity provider with SAML authentication and centralized team management.
Enterprise
Audit logs
Review user activity and configuration events to understand who changed what across your projects.
Enterprise
Bring your own cloud
Discuss running your stack within your own VPC and making use of existing cloud infrastructure and credits.
Zero trust networking
Use encrypted private connections between services and keep access scoped to the resources that need to communicate.
Enterprise
Support SLOs
Work with our team on support response targets and contractual SLAs that fit your production requirements.
Enterprise
Dedicated virtual machines
Discuss isolated compute, dedicated hosts, and regional capacity for workloads that need their own infrastructure.
Choose the setup that fits your project. Compare Cloud plans
Built for the work
you want to put into the world.
Web applications and APIs
Bring your framework or container image. Connect a domain, secure your endpoint, and put your application in front of customers.
Products with persistent data
Keep databases, caches, and mounted storage close to the services that depend on them.
Background pipelines and jobs
Run queue consumers, scheduled tasks, and processing workloads alongside your public application.
Preview and staging environments
Give your team a place to review a change before it reaches production, with the stack and configuration it needs.
Keep shipping.
Keep the context.
A practical workflow from the first deployment to the release after it.
dreamstack / productionProduct preview
~/your-project
$ git push origin main
Connecting repository
Building your application
Deploying web service
✓ Your next release, ready.
$ git push origin main
Connecting repository
Building your application
Deploying web service
✓ Your next release, ready.
Web service● Deployed
PostgreSQL● Connected
Background worker● Running
Bring your source
Choose a repository, a container image, or your local project. Keep the deployment configuration with the code.
Connect the stack
Add services, databases, and volumes. Link them with private networking and shared variables.
Release and keep improving
Review the build, watch application health, and use logs, previews, and rollbacks as the work evolves.
Early access pricing
Start small.
Make room to grow.
Plans are billed per project. Compute, storage, and network usage scale with the services you choose to run.
See plans and comparisonsStarter
$0 / month
For prototypes and personal projects that need a clear route to a live service.
- 1 web service
- GitHub deployments
- Public URL and custom domains
LaunchMost popular
$19 / month
For a small production product with services, workers, and a dependable release routine.
- Everything in Starter
- Web services and workers
- Managed PostgreSQL
- Team project history
Scale
$79 / month
For growing products that need more capacity, environments, and operational visibility.
- Everything in Launch
- Multiple production services
- Staging environments
- Priority onboarding
Early-access plan details may evolve as the platform develops. Contact us for higher-capacity or custom infrastructure needs.
Frequently asked questions
What can I run on Dreamstack Cloud?
Web applications, APIs, containerized services, background workers, and scheduled jobs. Your stack can include databases, caches, and persistent storage alongside the application.
Which databases are covered?
PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB, and Redis are covered in the platform feature set. Discuss the database, backup, and capacity requirements for your project with our team.
Can I use my own domain and connect services privately?
Yes. Custom and wildcard domains connect to public services with managed TLS certificates. Private networking connects the services behind your application, while TCP proxying supports non-HTTP workloads.
How do enterprise options and pricing work?
Published plans are on the pricing page. For SSO, audit logs, your own cloud environment, dedicated virtual machines, or contractual support requirements, contact our team to discuss a custom setup. Feature availability and capacity depend on your plan and project requirements.
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