> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.superblocks.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Superblocks on your platform

> See how Superblocks maps to the services in your cloud platform

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Superblocks runs on your cloud. Whether your organization is built on AWS, Databricks, or Snowflake, Superblocks plugs into your existing databases, AI providers, and file storage so your builders can create apps without leaving your ecosystem.

Each platform page below shows how Superblocks features map to specific services in that platform, so you can see exactly what gets used when your team builds and deploys apps.

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  cards={[
{
  title: "Superblocks on AWS",
  description: "Database on RDS, inference on Bedrock, file storage on S3",
  href: "/admin/cloud-providers/aws"
},
{
  title: "Superblocks on Databricks",
  description: "Database on LakeBase, inference on AI Gateway, file storage on Unity Catalog Volumes",
  href: "/admin/cloud-providers/databricks"
},
{
  title: "Superblocks on Snowflake",
  description: "Database on Snowflake, inference on Cortex, file storage on Snowflake Stage",
  href: "/admin/cloud-providers/snowflake"
}
]}
/>