Open Cloud Standard v1 — now public

The cloud that
cannot be switched off

CloudRING is an open, federated cloud. Your workloads move freely across providers and jurisdictions — no vendor lock-in, no foreign kill-switch, no single point of control.

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Product

An open cloud, engineered like a hyperscaler

Everything a modern cloud offers — minus the captivity.

VM in 27 seconds

From API call to a running instance in 27 seconds. Boot, snapshot, scale — infrastructure at the speed of a single command.

Self-service everything

Keys, quotas, networks, backups — provisioned from the portal or the API. No tickets, no sales calls, no waiting.

Open Cloud Standard

An open, auditable standard. Any provider implementing it becomes part of the ring — interoperable by default.

Who it’s for

One ring, three ways in

Developers

Ship without permission

  • API-first: portal, CLI and SDKs
  • Export workloads anytime — standard formats
  • Pay for usage, not for captivity

Providers

Run a region, join the ring

  • Deploy the open stack, sell compute in hours
  • Federation brings demand from day one
  • The standard guarantees interoperability

Sovereign

Your jurisdiction, your rules

  • Data residency by architecture, not policy
  • No foreign kill-switch — the ring has no center
  • Auditable open source, reproducible builds

Pricing

Simple, open pricing

Usage-based, in the open. Every plan runs on the same open stack — talk to us about volume, regions and terms.

Developer

For side projects and experiments.

  • Pay-as-you-go compute and storage
  • Portal, CLI and API access
  • Community support
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Standard

For teams running production.

  • Everything in Developer
  • Multi-region by default
  • 24/7 support · 99.99% SLA
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Enterprise

For providers and states.

  • Everything in Standard
  • Dedicated and sovereign regions
  • Compliance, audits, custom terms
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Own your infrastructure

Deploy your first VM in 27 seconds — or start by reading the standard.