Deploy to Germany — Nuremberg
Run your app on Partiri's Nuremberg region: live today, in Germany, on EU-only infrastructure.
Close to your users in Central Europe
Nuremberg sits in southern Germany, close to the population centres of Germany, Austria, Switzerland, and the Benelux countries. If your users are concentrated in Central Europe, running your service physically closer to them shortens the network path a request has to travel, compared with routing every request across the Atlantic or to a distant region.
GDPR and data residency
Germany applies some of the strictest data protection expectations in the EU, on top of the GDPR baseline, with both a federal data protection authority (the BfDI) and state-level authorities enforcing it. Deploying to the Nuremberg region keeps your application's compute, persistent storage, and logs on infrastructure physically located in Germany — and Partiri i.G. itself is a company registered in Berlin, so the entity operating the region is EU-incorporated too, not just the servers.
What runs in this region
The Nuremberg region runs the same workload types available across Partiri: long-running web services, background workers, scheduled cron jobs, and one-off batch jobs, plus static sites. Services get a persistent storage volume when they need to keep data between deploys, and Partiri offers Managed PostgreSQL databases (single-instance, EU-hosted, private in-cluster networking) alongside them. Supported runtimes include Node.js, Python, Go, Rust, PHP, Ruby, JVM, .NET, C++, and Elixir, alongside deploying your own Docker or registry image directly.