# Field validations

**URL:** <https://discuss.dgraph.io/t/field-validations/11352>\
**Category:** Dgraph\
**Tags:** kind:question\
**Created:** [November 8, 2020, 9:05am UTC](https://discuss.dgraph.io/t/field-validations/11352 "2020-11-08T09:05:42Z")\
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> [@jdgamble555](#):
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> But **Slash DGraph** , or **Cloud Dgraph** is not. It is a “full backend” according to the website.

It is not full in this sense, it is about the cluster administration. it says “_Scale your business, not your DevOps budget || Build and scale with your backend managed by us. Operate thousands of clusters at once without the DevOps headache._”

This is in the DB scope, we can’t manage your backend. If you wanna introduce an image repository, for example, you should use a bucket or similar and make a custom business logic to attach it(or just point out URLs). If you wanna add a video streaming system, we can’t manage it for you. if you take it literally, Dgraph Cloud should do everything indeed. But this is just a matter of publicity. You can’t be very specific in an advertisement. There’s no space for big texts in ads hehehe But the “basic” backend is possible tho.

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