Apache/Usergrid
A multi-tenant Backend-as-a-Service (BaaS) stack for web and mobile apps with RESTful APIs.
What is Apache/Usergrid?
Apache Usergrid is an open-source Backend-as-a-Service (BaaS) stack designed to power web and mobile applications through RESTful APIs. It provides a complete backend solution including data storage, user management, push notifications, and analytics, eliminating the need to build these services from scratch. The platform is built on Java 8 with Cassandra and ElasticSearch for scalability and performance.
Developers and teams building web or mobile applications who need a scalable, self-hosted backend without managing infrastructure. It's particularly useful for projects requiring multi-tenancy, cross-platform SDK support, and full control over deployment.
Usergrid offers a fully open-source, self-hostable alternative to commercial BaaS platforms, giving developers complete control over their data and infrastructure. Its comprehensive feature set, multi-tenant architecture, and extensive SDK support make it a versatile choice for building and scaling applications across different platforms.
Overview
Mirror of Apache Usergrid
Use Cases
Best For
- Building scalable mobile applications with cross-platform SDK support
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