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Sign up. The console is the same for Nigeria and the rest of Africa.
Hosting that starts with solar on the roof in Lagos. Eco-friendly here means renewable energy first and about 90% renewable on a typical day. The plan is 99.9%.
*Estimate. Grid and generator stay available.
Create an account, deploy in Lagos, read the energy page.
Sign up. The console is the same for Nigeria and the rest of Africa.
A Linux VM, a free database, a one-click app, or a bucket. All of it runs on the Lagos plant.
Daylight generation, 37 kWh of storage, grid and generator only when needed.
The sustainability page lists panels, batteries, and the ~90% estimate. We do not sell a carbon-neutral badge.
Builders across Africa can use it. The hardware stays in Lagos. See also sustainable cloud in Africa.
The plant is in Lagos. Nigerian visitors can view later prices in naira.
Same account, same region. If your users are on the continent, they are closer than a US free tier.
More solar and storage until almost every hour is renewable. Cloudy weeks still use grid or generator. Details on Sustainability.
Yes. RumptyCloud in Lagos is an eco-friendly cloud in the honest sense: 24 solar panels, battery storage, and an estimated ~90% renewable share today. The plan is 99.9%. Grid and generator remain for fallback.
Yes. The same Lagos plant serves builders across Africa. Workloads run in West Africa on solar-first infrastructure, not a US or EU data centre.
On-site solar first, batteries to carry the night, and conventional backup only when generation is short. Today that is about 90% renewable. The plan is 99.9%.
We use those words for the same plant. Green cloud, sustainable cloud, and eco-friendly cloud on RumptyCloud all point at the Lagos solar-and-battery setup.
Create an account and deploy in Lagos. Energy figures stay on Sustainability.