Many applications use multiple types of datastores simultaneously - mixing SQL and NoSQL databases, for example. Or your application might need two separate clusters of the same database engine to handle an upgrade, or to support separate services. This is where Multi Database Support comes handy. What is Multi Database Support? Multi Database Support makes it possible to attach more than one database group to your application.

What are Application Health Checks? Application Health Checks are simple yet, effective: They check to see if your application is available from different locations worldwide.

What are Disk Space Alerts? Disk Space Alerts feature sends to you an alert via your preferred notification channel(s) when the disk of a server crosses the space usage threshold you have set.

Watch 2 min demo on how to deploy your application on bare metal servers with Maxihost and Cloud 66. Cloud 66 and Maxihost have joined forces to allow developers to easily deploy applications to bare metal. With a strong focus on developer experience, everything you need to manage your servers can be done from the UI or API.

What is Bring Your Own Image? One feature that makes very fast deployments possible is Bring Your Own Image (BYOI). Your app might rely on custom packages or use a specific version of a certain library. You can automate this process using Deploy Hooks or custom scripts, but compiling and installing these custom options every time you fire up a new instance can add a lot of time to your build and deployment process. That's where BYOI comes in.

What is tag propagation? Some cloud providers support the propagation of your Cloud 66 tags into their own tagging systems. Tag Propagation allows you to easily identify and link components between your Cloud 66 account and supported cloud provider platforms. Currently, tag propagation supports cloud servers and load balancer components.

What is Delete Protection? This feature stops specific servers from being accidentally deleted from your account. Delete Protection helps developers to prevent applications from going down and gives more control over your server mix. This includes avoiding deletion of core servers when scaling down via the API, and safeguarding servers with intentionally unique configurations ("snowflakes").

Archived Applications allows developers to "park" an application at any time. Archiving an application saves the configuration and state of your deployment, turns your servers off, and puts your application into a dormant state. Once your application is archived, you will not be able to open, edit or access it until you restore it. Servers used by this application will be turned off (deactivated) but not deleted. Please do not delete these servers, or you will not be able to restore your application. Note that you don't pay Cloud 66 for applications that are archived.

Application Update Lockdown allows you to control your deployments. Ask a team member or your client to sign-off your project before deploying to the production environment. By default, AUL is not active, and anyone with the proper permissions can deploy the application. However, you can change the default setting to one of the other two options: Approval from Anyone, or Approval from specific Team Member(s).

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