Infrastructure in Lagos
RumptyCloud workloads run on infrastructure operated in Lagos, giving teams a Nigerian location to consider when choosing where an application should run.
Launch compute, free managed databases, Kubernetes, storage, deployments, and AI workloads on RumptyCloud's locally operated infrastructure in Lagos.
*Current estimate. Grid and generator capacity remain available as fallback sources.
Not every application needs to begin on infrastructure thousands of kilometres away. RumptyCloud gives developers a Lagos deployment option with straightforward tools and localized pricing.
RumptyCloud workloads run on infrastructure operated in Lagos, giving teams a Nigerian location to consider when choosing where an application should run.
Nigerian visitors can view the live service catalog in naira, while international visitors can use US dollars. The same platform remains usable from anywhere.
RumptyCloud is being built in the open. We explain where the infrastructure lives, how it is powered, and what the platform can—and cannot—do today.
Start with one Linux machine or combine compute, data, storage, and orchestration services as the application grows.
Isolated Linux compute for development, APIs, internal tools, and production workloads.
Connect Git, build automatically, deploy isolated releases, and keep rollbacks close.
Free PostgreSQL in Nigeria on Playground — Redis and MySQL too. Create a free database without taking on every ops task yourself.
Managed clusters with the control plane and core integrations handled.
S3-compatible buckets, public or private. Free S3 object storage — first 10 GB free. Uploads, backups, media, and artifacts.
OpenAI-compatible inference and secure infrastructure for AI applications and agents.
Yes. RumptyCloud is built and operated in Lagos, Nigeria, with locally operated cloud infrastructure.
Builders can run Linux virtual machines, application deployments, free managed databases (PostgreSQL, Redis, MySQL), Kubernetes clusters, 10 GB of free object storage, monitoring, and AI workloads.
Yes. The platform is open to builders everywhere, with infrastructure physically operated in Lagos, Nigeria — a sustainable cloud option for Africa, not only Nigeria.
The Lagos plant is solar-first with battery storage. We estimate about 90% renewable energy today. The plan is 99.9%. Grid and generator stay as fallback. Details on Sustainability.
Yes. The website can display the live plan catalog in Nigerian naira for Nigerian visitors and in US dollars for other visitors.
Yes. Playground is free in Lagos for PostgreSQL, MySQL, and Redis-compatible Valkey. MariaDB apps can use the MySQL connection string. Setup pages: PostgreSQL, MySQL, and Redis.
On RumptyCloud in Lagos. Linux VPS plans start after a free 3-day trial. App hosting starts free with 5 apps, then you pay for the compute that runs. Object storage includes 10 GB free.
Create an account, explore the live catalog, and start with a three-day virtual machine trial.