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RumptyCloud runs in Lagos, for builders across Africa. Solar first, batteries after dark, grid and generator only when generation is short. Today we estimate about 90% renewable. The plan is 99.9%.
*Estimate today. Plan is 99.9%.
Four steps. The machines stay in Lagos. You can be anywhere.
Sign up on the RumptyCloud console. The platform is open to builders anywhere in Africa.
Launch a VM, an app, a database, or a one-click template. The workload lands on infrastructure in Lagos.
Typical mix today is about ~90% renewable — solar and batteries first. The plan is 99.9%. Grid and generator stay as fallback.
The sustainability page has the panel count, battery size, and what the estimate does and does not mean.
A sustainable cloud in Africa should live on the continent. Ours does — in Lagos, on solar we installed ourselves.
Users in Nigeria, Ghana, and nearby countries hit a host in Lagos instead of a replica in the US or Europe.
24 panels and 37 kWh of storage. Same plant as eco-friendly cloud in Nigeria.
Full figures and the ~90% caveat live on Sustainability.
Yes. RumptyCloud runs in Lagos, Nigeria — solar-first infrastructure for builders across Africa. Today we estimate about 90% renewable energy. The plan is 99.9%.
On RumptyCloud infrastructure operated in Lagos. Builders in Kenya, Ghana, South Africa, and the rest of the continent can deploy. The machines stay in West Africa.
No. Typical mix today is about 90% renewable by our estimate — not an audit. The plan is 99.9% renewable.
Yes. The same Lagos plant runs virtual machines, one-click apps, managed databases, buckets, Kubernetes, and AI inference.
Create an account and deploy in Lagos. The energy story is on Sustainability.