Backend service

The kind that stores data long-term or serves an API to other programs. The database is provisioned for you.

What you get
A service running online
How it's used
Published automatically
  • Need a database? One is provisioned automatically — nothing for you to install
  • Sleeps when idle and wakes on request, so it costs nothing to leave up
  • Container logs, restart and runtime config all live on the same page
  • Something bigger can be split into several services that talk over a private network

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FAQ

Usually not. "Stores data" and "needs a backend" are different things — the web tier stores data too, in the cloud, tied to your account, so it's still there when you open it on another device. Expense trackers, to-do lists, guestbooks, sign-up forms: the web tier handles all of those, with less to manage. This tier is for the other cases: you need to serve an API to other programs, run scheduled jobs, bring in an existing project built on a server framework, or your data and queries are complex enough to want a real database. And if you can't tell: just describe what you want to build — the AI picks based on what it actually needs, and the choice can be changed later.

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