A Semurg node on its own server, ready when you are.
Semurg Cloud will rent you a dedicated server with Semurg already installed at the current release: the same engine you can download, on a machine that is yours for as long as you rent it. Nothing is shared with another customer, your own SSH key is the only way in, and the node updates itself from the Marketplace like every other node. It is not open yet. Everything below is how it will work.
How it will work
1. Choose a server
Pick a size and a region. Every size is a dedicated machine with its own processors, memory and NVMe disks, chosen for Semurg: the data lives on disk and the engine uses every core.
2. Pay for the month
Rentals are prepaid by the month. The Semurg licence is the same as on your own hardware: the first node is free, and every further node is licensed at the listed price.
3. Get your node
The server is provisioned with Semurg installed and checked, and you receive its address. You sign in with the SSH key you gave us; the node's own API token is created on the machine and never passes through Semurg.
4. Grow it into a cluster
Add servers and they join your cluster. Updates arrive from the Marketplace the way they do on any node, free, for as long as the node runs.
Your data stays yours
One customer per machine
A rented server runs your node and nothing else. No other customer's data is ever on it.
No keys held by us
Your SSH key is the only login, and the node's tokens are made on the node. We cannot read your data, and we keep no copy of it.
A clean ending
When a rental ends, the server is wiped and returned after a grace period, with nothing kept. Export your data first, or move the node to your own hardware: it is the same Semurg.
Sign in
Customer sign-in opens with the service. Until then there is nothing to sign in to: no accounts exist, and we ask for no details on this site. To hear when Semurg Cloud opens, write to us.
Said plainly: Semurg Cloud is not available yet, and this page states no rental price until it is. Today, Semurg runs on Intel and AMD (x86_64) machines you run yourself: Linux directly, Windows through WSL2 or Docker.
Or write to semurg@semurg.org.