DORA-Compliant Infrastructure & Cloud Vendors
Infrastructure & Cloud vendors that hold DORA certification
Google Cloud Platform
23/32Google's suite of cloud computing services running on the same infrastructure Google uses for its products.
Microsoft Azure
23/32Microsoft's cloud computing platform for building, deploying, and managing applications and services.
Amazon Web Services
21/32On-demand cloud computing platforms (IaaS/PaaS) offering compute, storage, and managed services.
Cloudflare
20/32Global CDN, DDoS mitigation, DNS, Zero Trust, and edge computing services delivered over Cloudflare's network.
Vultr
12/32Cloud infrastructure provider (VPS, bare metal, GPU compute) for developers.
Central control framework to address DORA requirements
Vercel
10/32Frontend cloud platform for deploying and scaling web applications, built on AWS infrastructure.
DigitalOcean
10/32Cloud infrastructure provider offering compute, storage, and networking services for developers and startups.
DORA workload eligibility documented (not a certification), digitalocean.com/trust and digitalocean.com/trust/certification-reports, checked 2026-09-06
Netlify
9/32Web development platform for building, deploying, and scaling modern websites and applications.
Railway
3/32Cloud application deployment platform (PaaS).
Provides disaster-recovery/IT-control documentation for EU financial customers
These infrastructure & cloud vendors do not currently hold DORA certification:
- Linode (not documented)
- Heroku (not documented)
- Fastly (not documented)
- Akamai (not documented)
- Elasticsearch (not documented)
- Redis Cloud (not documented)
- PlanetScale (not documented)
- Firebase (not documented)
- Backblaze (not documented)
- Carbonite (not documented)
- Acronis (not documented)
- Veeam (not documented)
- Druva (not documented)
- Rubrik (not documented)
- Wasabi (not documented)
- Render (not documented)
- Fly.io (not documented)
- Kinsta (not documented)
- WP Engine (not documented)
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