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Google App Engine and Fly.io are among the most competitive PaaS providers that bring IT infrastructure for businesses of all scales.

No matter what project you are working on, using PaaS can make things easy by removing the need to manage any hardware or IT infrastructure. If selecting one of these is tricky, this comparison will help you finalize your decision.

Modern-day consumers are eyeing at development that meets their needs faster and is information friendly. This emerges the importance of scalability, facilitating applications to sustain consistent performance.

Therefore, scalability and deploying websites/web applications need the right platforms that boost a positive user experience. Let us evaluate two popular platforms allowing users to deploy services and applications quickly.

AWS Elastic Beanstalk is a web service offered by Amazon Web Services. It simplifies the process of deploying and managing applications in the cloud. If you’re unfamiliar with AWS or wonder how it can benefit your business, read on for a crash course in all things Elastic Beanstalk.

In this blog post, we will give you an overview of what Elastic Beanstalk is and discuss some of its advantages and features. We will also talk about pricing and conclude with a few thoughts on whether or not you should consider using Elastic Beanstalk for your next cloud-based project.

This article will examine the similarities and differences between Back4App and Heroku. It will summarize both platforms and explore the core features and pricing models.

This article will compare the similarities and differences between Google App Engine and Vercel. It will explore the core features, pricing, and featured customers.

Every website today has different backend requirements. Some websites are dynamic, and some are static, so the requirements vary from website to website.

Yet, a common thing about the websites is that there is a need for a backend that can be conveniently fulfilled with a PaaS.

Google App Engine and Vercel make 2 great options for PaaS, and here, we will elaborate on which option is a better option for you.

During the last years Python became one of the most used programming languages. Its applications cover many fields like artificial intelligence, web services, data science, and many more. Particularly, in here, we are interested in developing a RESTful API. In order to do this, we use Flask, a python framework that makes easy to develop any kind of web service based on the HTTP protocol.

This article will compare Heroku and Kubernetes according to their features, pricing, and featured customers.

Postgres Heroku is a product of Heroku that comes under its ‘Heroku Data Services’ category. It is a fully managed SQL Database as a Service (DBaaS) that has helped developers run and administer their Postgres databases in the cloud for over a decade.

Indeed, Postgres Heroku is offering this DBaaS service with free-tier right now. But things will change on 28th November 2022 because this PaaS platform is shutting down all of its freemium product plans, database services and dynos. Unfortunately, from this date, the monthly charges of Postgres Heroku will commence from $9, and there will be no free service.  

Therefore, this article will deeply overview this scenario and the benefits of using fully managed SQL databases. Also, we will analyze PostgreSQL and Heroku separately.  

Cloud computing for hosting and developing brings several benefits to modern-day applications. However, managing such technical things is inefficient, especially for small and medium businesses.

That’s where cloud computing platforms come in, as they provide all the services while minimizing your efforts.

Google App Engine and Netlify are two of the world’s leading cloud computing platforms, and here we will help you select one of them.