Lowest price
AMD Ryzen 5 3600X
6 cores · 12 threads
- 32 GB RAMDDR4 ECC 2666 MHz
- 2 × 512 GB NVMe SSD (software RAID)
- 500 Mbit/s port
100% uptimeReady in 1 day
CloudOps Platform
Cloud infrastructure, on hardware you own
A managed control plane for hardware you own: provision servers, virtual machines, databases, storage, and networks in minutes — with the reliability and ergonomics you expect from a public cloud, on bare metal you control.
Manage it from the console, the REST API, or the official Terraform provider.
Servers+ Create server
web-01Running10.14.0.21VM
db-primaryRunning10.14.0.8Metal
runner-02Provisioning10.14.0.34VM
storage-03Running10.14.0.11Metal
API-first with an official Terraform provider
Bare metal to running VM in minutes
Auditable, Ansible-driven automation
Site-to-site VPN built in
Who runs on CloudOps
One multi-tenant control plane, three ways to use it.
MSPs & hosting providers
Run a fully isolated tenant environment for every client on shared hardware — separate consoles, networks, and billing per organization.
Platform & infrastructure teams
A self-service IaaS control plane on your own racks: developers get VMs, databases, and storage on demand; you keep the hardware and the audit trail.
Hardware owners
List idle bare metal on the marketplace, now in early access: set your price, and let the platform handle provisioning, isolation, and billing.
Explore the platform
The building blocks of a public cloud, running on hardware you control.
Compute
Bare-metal servers and KVM virtual machines, Linux or Windows, with a browser-based console.
Learn moreDatabases
Preview: managed database instances with provisioning and monitoring handled by the platform. Automated backups are not available yet.
Learn moreNetworking
Private networks, security groups, an encrypted overlay network between your hosts, and site-to-site VPN.
Learn moreBare-metal provisioning
Network-boot and image physical servers from the platform — unattended or interactive.
Learn moreHardware health
Read power supplies, fans, memory, drives and the event log straight from each server’s BMC — read-only, hourly, across a mixed fleet.
Learn moreAutomation
Every change runs as a tracked, auditable Ansible job. No snowflake servers, no mystery state.
See how it worksIdentity & access
Organizations with role-based access control, Google sign-in, invitation flows, and scoped API tokens.
Learn moreMarketplace
Early access: rent verified bare metal from independent operators, or list your own idle hardware.
Browse marketplaceGet started in three steps
From an empty rack — or no rack at all — to provisioned, automated infrastructure.
01
Create your organization
Sign in, set up your org, and invite your team with the roles they need — owner to billing.
02
Connect or rent hardware
Bring your own bare metal and network-boot it into the platform, or rent verified capacity from the marketplace, now in early access.
03
Provision and automate
Create VMs, databases, storage, and networks from the console — then codify it all with Terraform and the API.
Built for how your team already works
The console is built on the same REST API your pipelines use. Describe servers, VMs, keys, and security groups in Terraform, review them in a merge request, and let the platform converge the rest.
- Official Terraform provider
- REST API with scoped, revocable tokens
- Every provisioning action logged as an auditable job
terraform {
required_providers {
cloudops = { source = "cloud-ops.io/cloud-ops/cloudops" }
}
}
resource "cloudops_ssh_key" "ops" {
name = "ops"
public_key = file("~/.ssh/id_ed25519.pub")
}
resource "cloudops_virtual_machine" "web" {
name = "web-01"
vcpus = 4
ram_mb = 8192
disk_gb = 80
os_image = "ubuntu-24.04"
}Dedicated servers, ready in 1 day
31 configurations in 11 locations, from €57.49/month. Full root access, unmetered traffic and 100% uptime.
Best value
2 × Intel Xeon Silver 4214R
24 cores · 48 threads
- 96 GB RAMDDR4 ECC 2400 MHz
- 2 × 960 GB NVMe SSD (software RAID)
- 1 Gbit/s port
100% uptimeReady in 1 day
Most memory
AMD EPYC 9454P
48 cores · 96 threads
- 512 GB RAMDDR5 ECC registered
- 4 × 3.84 TB NVMe SSD (datacenter)
- 1 Gbit/s port
100% uptimeReady in 1 day
Mass storage
AMD Ryzen 7 PRO 3700
8 cores · 16 threads
- 32 GB RAMDDR4 ECC 2933 MHz
- 4 × 14 TB SAS HDD (software RAID) + 2 × 480 GB SATA SSD
- 1 Gbit/s port
100% uptimeReady in 1 day
The bare-metal marketplace
In early access. Grow without buying hardware — or list the hardware you already own.
Need capacity?
Browse verified bare-metal servers from independent operators, rent them in a few clicks, and manage them exactly like your own hardware — same console, same API, same automation.
Browse the marketplaceHave idle hardware?
List your spare servers, set your price, and let the platform handle provisioning, isolation, and billing. Provider payouts through Stripe Connect are not open yet.
Become a providerSecurity and governance, built in
Isolation, access control, and traceability are part of the platform's foundation — not an add-on.
Isolated tenants
Every tenant runs its own isolated stack — separate namespaces, databases, and networks.
Google sign-in & RBAC
Sign in with Google, with role-based access control across organizations and API tokens.
Encrypted networking and secrets
An encrypted overlay network between your hosts, and credentials such as SSH keys stored encrypted.
Audit trail
Every provisioning action runs as a logged job — what changed, when, and by whom.
Frequently asked questions
What is CloudOps?
CloudOps is a managed control plane that turns bare-metal servers you own or rent into a private cloud: virtual machines, managed databases, block and object storage, and networking, driven from a web console, REST API, or Terraform. We run the control plane as a service; your workloads run on the servers you bring or rent.
Do I need my own hardware?
No. Bring your own bare metal, or rent verified servers by the day from the built-in marketplace, which is in early access — rented machines behave exactly like your own, with the same console, API, and automation.
How is CloudOps different from a hypervisor like Proxmox?
CloudOps is a multi-tenant control plane, not single-host VM management: organizations with role-based access, isolated tenant environments, billing, a hardware marketplace, and auditable Ansible-driven automation across sites.
Can I manage my infrastructure with Terraform?
Yes. CloudOps ships an official Terraform provider — distributed as a download, not yet on the public Terraform Registry. Servers, VMs, SSH keys, databases, storage, and networking are declarable resources; members, roles, and access are managed in the console.
Where does CloudOps run and who operates it?
CloudOps is built and operated in the European Union by Devops Team SRL and operates under the GDPR. Your workloads run on your hardware — the control plane never moves your data off your machines.
Start building on your own cloud
Sign in to the console and provision your first server in minutes — or start with the marketplace and grow from there.