Supported stacks
Whatever you built it in, Rexship runs it.
The languages, frameworks, data stores and infrastructure Rexship takes over and answers for, on Rexship’s cloud or in your own VPC. Not on the list? Tell us what you run and we will map it with your engineers.
Languages
JavaScript, TypeScript, Python, Go, Rust, Java, Kotlin, Scala, C#, F#, PHP, Ruby, Elixir, Erlang, C, C++, Swift, Dart, Clojure, Haskell, Perl, Lua and R.
Any other language runs too, as long as it builds in a container.
Web and service frameworks
The frameworks your services, sites and stores are built on, with the versions you run.
- JavaScript and TypeScript
- Node.js with Express, NestJS and Fastify; Next.js, Nuxt, Remix, SvelteKit and Astro
- Python
- Django, Flask and FastAPI
- Ruby
- Rails
- PHP
- Laravel and Symfony
- Sites and stores
- WordPress and WooCommerce
- Java and Kotlin
- Spring Boot and Quarkus
- .NET
- ASP.NET Core
- Elixir
- Phoenix
- Go
- Gin and Echo
- Rust
- Actix and Axum
Front ends and mobile
What your customers open, built, tested and shipped through the same pipelines.
- Front ends
- React, Vue, Angular, Svelte and static sites
- Mobile
- Builds and tests for iOS and Android apps in Swift, Kotlin, React Native and Flutter, and the back ends behind them
Databases
Every database is monitored and backed up, and can be recovered in another region.
- Relational
- PostgreSQL, MySQL, MariaDB, SQL Server, Oracle Database and SQLite
- Document
- MongoDB
- Key-value and cache
- Redis and Valkey
- Wide-column
- Cassandra
- Search
- Elasticsearch and OpenSearch
- Analytics
- ClickHouse
- Vector
- pgvector, Qdrant, Weaviate and Milvus
Messaging and streaming
Kafka, RabbitMQ, NATS and Redis Streams, and the producers, consumers and workers built on them.
Data, machine learning and AI
- Pipelines
- Spark, Airflow and dbt
- Storage
- Data warehouses and lakes
- Jobs
- Scheduled and batch jobs
- Models
- Model serving, and the agents and model-backed services you build
Runtimes and infrastructure
- Runtimes
- Containers, Kubernetes, serverless functions and virtual machines
- Workloads
- Web services, APIs, background workers and cron jobs
- Infrastructure code
- Terraform, OpenTofu, Pulumi, Helm and Ansible
- Where it runs
- Rexship’s cloud, or your own VPC with keys you hold, in the regions you choose
What running it means
Rexship answers for every stack on this page end to end, not only for its code.
- Code
- Hosted on the platform, every change reviewed for eight kinds of weakness
- Releases
- Sealed, signed builds, tested on your suite and released in stages with automatic rollback
- Upkeep
- Dependencies, runtimes and frameworks kept current, major versions included, and every repair shipped with a regression test
- Security
- Secrets, dependencies, images and cloud configuration checked continuously, and every endpoint behind Rexship’s edge
- Operations
- Monitored, scaled to demand and backed up, with recovery to another region, within the budget you set
- Incidents
- Detected, triaged and answered by Rexship, with a person paged when your policy says so
Not on the list?
Tell us what you run. In the architecture review we map your estate with your engineers, stack by stack, before anything moves.
Rexship then takes it over one system at a time, without a rewrite.
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