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CloudNx Documentation

Everything you need to launch, connect and operate infrastructure on CloudNx — billed in INR, running in India (Mumbai) and EU West, ready in under 60 seconds.

New here? Start with the five-minute quickstart. Looking for product information or pricing? That’s on cloudnx.in.

Most asked

  1. Quickstart in 5 minutes — Sign up, add an SSH key, launch your first instance and connect to it.
  2. Use your own domain — Point example.com at an instance and get a certificate automatically.
  3. Publish a port — Expose a non-HTTP port — a charger endpoint, a game server, a database — on a public address.
  4. How billing works — Per-minute metering, the monthly GST invoice, paying by link, wallet credit, autopay.

By product

Compute

Dedicated-vCPU NVMe instances. Launch, connect, resize, snapshot, recover.

Networking

Get traffic to your instance: a free HTTPS URL, your own domain, or any port.

Object storage

S3-compatible buckets in-region. Works with the AWS CLI, rclone and every SDK.

Billing

INR, per-minute, GST invoice on the 1st. No surprises, and here is the maths.

Identity & security

Who can do what, and how your data is isolated and protected.

Reference

The API, the CLI, and the SDKs.

Migrate

Moving from another provider.

Beta

beta

Live in the portal, not yet used in production by a customer. Try them; tell us what breaks.

What CloudNx is

A cloud platform built and operated in India. Dedicated-vCPU virtual machines on bare-metal NVMe, an S3-compatible object store, custom domains with automatic TLS, and published ports for anything that is not HTTP — behind an EC2-style API, a CLI, and a portal. Metered per minute, billed in INR, with a numbered GST tax invoice on the 1st of every month.

Who it is for

  • Indian startups and SMBs that want INR pricing, GST input credit, and a human on the other end of support.
  • Teams serving Indian users who need single-digit-millisecond latency from Mumbai.
  • Developers moving off a VPS or a hyperscaler who want a real API and real dedicated cores at a price they can read.

Get help

Support tickets are read by the engineers who run the platform. Live availability and incident history are at status.cloudnx.in; what changed recently is on the changelog. Press ⌘K anywhere in the docs to search.

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