Your infrastructure, drawn.
Virtual machines, containers and apps running in our regions, on hardware we keep. Draw what you want on a canvas — servers, networks, firewalls, balancers — and apply it when it reads right.
- KVM, LXC and OCI
- one panel
- Nothing applies
- until you say so
- Running in a minute
- billed by the month
Three kinds of workload, one way of working.
All of it on our hardware, on our network, with the console a click away.
Virtual machines
Full KVM guests from cloud images, with their own kernel, cloud-init and a console you can open in the browser.
System containers
Containers that boot in a second and share the host kernel, for everything that does not need one of its own.
Apps from images
Any OCI image run as an application container — or built for you straight from a GitHub repository.
Draw it, check it, then apply it.
Everything a project runs is one map. Drag a pin from one card to another to wire them together; right-click to make something new. Nothing is created, and nothing is billed, until you press Apply.
Wire things together
A wire is a real change: joining a network, going behind a firewall, taking traffic from a balancer.
Checked before it runs
Regions without room, subnets that overlap, names already taken — said plainly while it is still a draft.
Priced before it runs
Each card shows what it costs, and the bar totals what the draft adds to your bill each month.
Kept as blueprints
Save a piece of a map and draw it again in any project, asking for a name, a region and a size each time.
Everything around the thing you are running.
Private networks
A VLAN and a subnet of your own, reaching between our regions, encrypted on the way.
Firewall groups
Ordered rules shared by the servers behind them, applied on the machine itself.
Load balancers
HTTPS in front of a pool of servers, with health checks and your own domains.
Managed databases
Postgres, MySQL, Redis and ClickHouse, on their own volume, reachable only where you say.
Volumes and backups
Disks that grow, snapshots on a schedule, and backups kept off the machine your server runs on.
Domains and DNS
Point a name at anything you run; certificates are issued and renewed for you.
Our machines, our network, your servers.
You pick a region and a size; we keep the hardware, the uplinks and the spare capacity. A server is yours a minute after you apply it.
- Live status over websockets, never by polling
- A console in the browser, for every kind of workload
- Snapshots, backups and resizes without leaving the panel
- A REST API and tokens for everything the panel does
Private networks reach between regions, encrypted, so one project can span them.