RumptyCloud is an eco-friendly cloud platform for builders in Nigeria and everywhere else. Create a free PostgreSQL database in Nigeria, create a bucket (free S3 object storage, first 10 GB), then launch a Lagos VPS, AI workloads, and Kubernetes — pay in naira or dollars.
This October: Devcenter Hacktober. 30 developers. Code, Deploy, Win.Ours lives in Lagos, built from compact hardware and a belief that cloud infrastructure should be accessible to all.
Built for developers, startups, AI workloads, internal tools, and everyone building the future.
Simple infrastructure. Predictable pricing. Real people behind the platform.
Today, RumptyCloud runs from its first rack in Lagos. Tomorrow there will be more racks, more regions, and more builders running on them. Every cloud starts somewhere... This is where ours began.
The infrastructure building blocks developers actually need, without the cloud complexity.
Fast, isolated Linux VMs that launch in seconds.
Connect Git and deploy into isolated environments with automatic builds and rollbacks.
Free managed PostgreSQL, Redis, and MySQL — start on Playground.
Persistent SSD volumes that stay with your data.
Metrics, logs and alerts built in from day one.
S3-compatible buckets. Public or private. First 10 GB free.
Managed Kubernetes — without the operational overhead.
Umami, WordPress, n8n, and more on RumptyCloud in Lagos. We attach the database. Builders in Africa get a nearby host.
Run open models on our GPUs in Lagos behind an OpenAI-compatible API. Keep the SDK you already use — just point it at RumptyCloud and ship.
https://chat.rumptycloud.com/v1Deploy up to 5 full-stack apps for free, then choose the compute your applications need as they grow. In Naira or USD.
Five full-stack apps. They sleep when idle.
Pay for the hours this instance runs.
Pay for the hours this instance runs.
Pay for the hours this instance runs.
Pay for the hours this instance runs.
Need more than 5 apps? Create as many paid deployments as you need. You pay for the compute they use.
Each pull request gets its own URL. It sleeps when idle, so you only pay for the minutes someone is looking at it.
On for new apps. You can turn it off in settings if you don't want it.
Only if you attach a volume. Same rate as block storage.
Persistent VMs with included disk and egress. Start with a 3-day trial, then pick a size.
A three-day VM for trying RumptyCloud before you commit.
A tiny persistent VM for bots, experiments, and dev sandboxes.
A balanced home for side projects, APIs, and small production apps.
More memory for multi-service apps, databases, and staging workloads.
S3-compatible buckets. The first 10 GB is included. Extra stored GB is $0.02 a month.
S3-compatible. Public or private. Same SDK you already use.
Only stored bytes past the free 10 GB. In-network egress stays free.
Yes. RumptyCloud is built and operated in Lagos, Nigeria. VMs, apps, databases, object storage, Kubernetes, and AI inference run there.
Yes. Launch a Linux VPS with a free 3-day trial, or host a real app — start free with 5 apps, then pay for the compute that runs. Prices can display in naira.
Yes. RumptyCloud Playground is free for managed PostgreSQL, Redis-compatible Valkey, or MySQL on infrastructure in Lagos. Create a bucket for free S3 object storage — first 10 GB free, then $0.02/GB.
MySQL 8.4 and Valkey 8 (Redis-compatible) are free on Playground in Lagos. MariaDB apps can use the MySQL connection string. Redis clients keep using redis://.
Yes. The apps catalog launches Umami, WordPress, n8n, Ghost, Plausible, and more with the database already wired, on infrastructure in Lagos.
Yes. Builders anywhere can sign up. The machines themselves stay in Lagos, which is useful if your users are in West Africa.
Live uptime, incidents, and scheduled maintenance for the console, control plane, object storage, inference API, and website are public at status.rumptycloud.com. RumptyCloud runs from one region in Lagos today, on solar with battery backup, so we post every outage there rather than hide it. More zones will add redundancy as the platform grows.
Yes. RumptyCloud in Lagos is a sustainable cloud for builders across Africa — solar-first, about 90% estimated renewable energy today. The plan is 99.9%.
Yes, in the honest sense: on-site solar, batteries, and backup only when generation is short. Eco-friendly here is not a carbon-neutral badge.
Real cloud infrastructure for developers, startups, communities, and businesses. Without hyperscaler complexity or hyperscaler bills.
Ship side projects, APIs, portfolios, experiments, and production apps without fighting cloud complexity.
Affordable infrastructure for your first users today, with room to grow as your product does.
Run applications, databases, and internal systems on cloud infrastructure operated locally in Nigeria.
Cloud infrastructure, credits, and support for students, cohorts, hackathons, and developer communities.
Start with what you need today. Add more infrastructure as you grow.
Deploy web applications, APIs, workers, and services.
Need the whole machine? Spin up a virtual server and take full control of your environment.
Launch managed PostgreSQL or Redis without managing the underlying infrastructure.
Give your team real environments for development, testing, previews, and staging.
Run dashboards, admin tools, automation services, and other internal applications.
Run model inference and isolated environments for AI applications and agents.
Create Kubernetes infrastructure for workloads that need orchestration and greater control.
Store application assets, backups, datasets, and other S3-compatible objects.
RumptyCloud currently operates from a single region in Lagos. As the platform grows, we'll expand with additional zones for resilience and capacity, followed by new regions to bring infrastructure closer to more developers.
We add a new zone whenever a community can host one. We add a new region whenever a country is ready for its first.
We're opening RumptyCloud to builders who want practical, affordable infrastructure. Create an account, deploy your first workload, and help shape what we build next.