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
- Quickstart in 5 minutes — Sign up, add an SSH key, launch your first instance and connect to it.
- Use your own domain — Point example.com at an instance and get a certificate automatically.
- Publish a port — Expose a non-HTTP port — a charger endpoint, a game server, a database — on a public address.
- 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.
Beta
betaLive 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.