Available
Pilot
Quickly validate the scenario on your own workloads
- Start from Console.
- Support on the first run.
- Fits dev/test, preview, and internal scenarios.
- Lets you quickly assess the effect on your own environments.
How SPG99 is evolving
SPG99 is already ready for pilot launches and real scenarios with temporary PostgreSQL databases. Next come better spend control, faster startup, and more integrations.
Available now
Three ways to work with SPG99
SPG99 can be quickly validated on your own environments, used in a pay-as-you-go format for temporary scenarios, or discussed as a dedicated enterprise environment for specific requirements.
Preview
Pay-as-you-go
Current working product format
- Available in preview mode.
- Fits regular dev/test, preview/staging, and temporary internal databases.
- Regular PostgreSQL DSN, Console, API, and auto-start / auto-stop compute.
- Connection without building your own platform layer.
On request
Enterprise
Dedicated environment for specific requirements
- Isolation and agreed operating rules.
- Networking and security requirements for a team or organization.
- Individual limits and resource profiles.
- Fits teams that need a dedicated environment and extended support.
Roadmap
What we strengthen next
First come operational predictability and usage transparency. Then we expand integrations, workload profiles, and delivery options.
Now
Working foundation of the platform
- Single PostgreSQL connection point through TLS Gateway.
- Auto-start and auto-stop for compute.
- Console and REST API.
- Reliable storage layer for real workloads.
Next
Predictability and operational convenience
- More transparent usage, limits, and spend in Console.
- Improved cold start and bootstrap path.
- Stronger API contracts, examples, and client recipes.
- More ready-made scenarios for teams and CI/CD.
Later
More scenarios and delivery options
- New compute profiles for different workload types.
- SDK, IaC integrations, and deeper automation.
- Dedicated delivery options for Enterprise.
- Self-hosted scenarios for specific requirements.
The roadmap shows the direction of development. For launch decisions, we always rely on what is already available in the product today.