Managed data

Stateful primitives with an operational contract.

Provision the database, storage, cache, asynchronous work, and recovery resources an app actually needs. Each is project-scoped, metered, and available through the same typed API.

More than a connection string

Creation, inspection, lifecycle changes, usage, and recovery are first-class operations instead of instructions for assembling a third-party service yourself.

Managed Postgres

Choose a supported region and database SKU, inspect connection and health state, and use query insights and advisor findings.

Object storage

Create project or organization scoped buckets, browse metadata, and use signed upload and download operations.

Managed caches

Provision a named cache with an explicit memory class, region, status, connection lifecycle, and usage meter.

Push and pull queues

Publish delayed messages, receive batches, acknowledge or retry work, inspect stats, and manage dead-letter replay.

Cron jobs

Schedule signed HTTP or queue targets, trigger runs manually, and inspect attempts and skipped schedules.

Backup and recovery

Configure retention, inspect backup and recovery state, and use explicit restore or branch workflows when supported.

Workflow

Declare, connect, operate

  1. 01

    Declare the resource

    Add data resources in the dashboard or manifest, then inspect a plan before applying infrastructure changes.

    Change previewed
  2. 02

    Connect the application

    Retrieve credentials through the resource workflow and keep them scoped to the application environment.

    Secret bounded
  3. 03

    Operate over time

    Watch usage and health, run recovery actions deliberately, and export the current declarative state.

    Lifecycle visible

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