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Is there a difference between the test/dev environment and the live environment? For example, are players and live-data shared between those environments?

From a technical standpoint I'm wondering what the platform is running on? I.e. containers, API servers, server-software etc. Is it single-tenant? No problem if you can't answer those questions.

Could you give a short description of how you might model a CI/CD pipeline using Beamable instances? For example, going from DEV -> STAGING -> PROD. Can you copy config from one game to another?

You have a good set of messaging features included. Does that mean that you guys are running a websocket in the C# SDK?

How complicated can you get with the relay server? Do you see it mainly used for messaging or is it able to pass UDP/TCP packets between players?

Can Beamable support non real time turn based games (Hearthstone/chess speed)?

(How) Can we access and modify player data through REST API?

Can we call external APIs from microservices? Limitations?

Do you have limits on service calls (concurrent requests, count per player, microservice call duration, memory usage, etc) and/or player data (storage size, number of keys, I/O transfer)?