> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.zerve.ai/guide/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.zerve.ai/guide/integrations.md).

# Integrations

Connect your cloud account and your databases to Zerve.

Zerve integrates with the cloud account and the databases your organization already uses. Connect your cloud so your work stays inside your own environment, and connect your databases so your team can use live data in place.

## Bring Your Own Cloud (BYOC)

[BYOC](/guide/integrations/cloud.md) connects your organization's AWS, Google Cloud, or Azure account to Zerve. Your work then runs and is stored in that account, so sensitive data stays in an environment your organization already controls and governs. How you use Zerve doesn't change. You sign in at [app.zerve.ai](https://app.zerve.ai) as usual.

Connecting an account is a one-time setup:

* [**AWS**](/guide/integrations/cloud/aws-self-hosting.md)
* [**Google Cloud**](/guide/integrations/cloud/gcp-self-hosting-gke.md)
* [**Azure**](/guide/integrations/cloud/azure-self-hosting.md)

## Database Connections

[Database connections](/guide/integrations/database-connections.md) link Zerve to the databases your team already uses, so you can work with that data without exporting it or making copies. Build and test models on live data, run predictions, and write the results straight back.

Zerve includes connectors for [MySQL](/guide/integrations/database-connections/mysql.md), [PostgreSQL](/guide/integrations/database-connections/postgresql.md), [MariaDB](/guide/integrations/database-connections/mariadb.md), [Snowflake](/guide/integrations/database-connections/snowflake.md), and [Weaviate](/guide/integrations/database-connections/weaviate.md), with more added regularly.