# Included services

Every CompactHive tenant gets a set of managed services provisioned into their namespace automatically. Which ones you have depends on your tier — higher tiers add more.

| Service | What it is | Available from |
|---|---|---|
| Monitoring | Metrics, logs, and dashboards for your namespace (built on Prometheus, Loki, and Grafana) | All tiers |
| Uptime Kuma | Uptime monitoring and status checks for your apps | All tiers |
| Woodpecker CI | Continuous integration that builds your app on every push | Basic and up |
| PostgreSQL | A managed database for your application | Basic and up |
| Container Registry | A private registry that stores the images your CI pipeline builds | Basic and up |
| Gitea | A built-in, self-hosted Git server — an alternative to bringing your own GitHub/GitLab | All tiers (opt-in) |
| MinIO (S3-compatible storage) | Object storage for files, backups, and uploads | Team and up |
| KeyDB (Redis-compatible cache) | An in-memory cache/data store for your app | Team and up |
| FileBrowser | A web UI for browsing and managing files in your namespace | Business and up |
| Headscale VPN | Private network access into your namespace's services | Business and up |

A few notes on how to read this:

- "All tiers" includes the Basic trial — you don't need to be on a paid tier to get monitoring, uptime checks, or Gitea.
- Services scale with your tier's resource allocation (CPU/RAM/storage), not just availability — a Team-tier database has more headroom than a Basic-tier one.
- You don't have to configure any of this by hand. Services appear in your portal already wired up; you connect your app to them.

For exact tier resource sizes and current pricing, see the [pricing page](https://compacthive.io/pricing). The next page covers how your code actually gets from a `git push` to a live URL.