Twelve things that happen between git push and a URL. Move the pointer across the grid.
Requests land on the nearest of 34 regions, with failover in 200 ms.
Certificates issued at first deploy and rotated 30 days before expiry.
Every branch gets its own URL and a copy-on-write fork of the database.
Repeated reads answered in 4 ms from the edge; invalidated on write.
Every change signed by its author and searchable for 400 days.
Schedules in your timezone, three retries with backoff, logs per run.
Scoped per environment, encrypted at rest, never written to your repo.
p50, p95 and p99 per route, without installing an agent.
One click back to any of the last 50 builds. Median rollback: 9 s.
Owner, deployer, viewer. That is the whole permissions model.
Signed payloads, delivery receipts, and a 7-day replay window.
SAML and OIDC on every plan, including the free one.