The full-stack cloud platform

Cloud you can point at.

Compute, storage, networking, security, CI/CD and observability in one console — on infrastructure where you choose the datacentre, see the server, and can read every change that was ever made to it.

Start building Talk to us

Every service, every tier Named datacentres Predictable egress

production-eu

Project · 14 resources · €412 this month

AMS-1

Capacity · placed by you

6 virtual machines · 48 vCPU · 192 GB
9 containers · rolling deploy healthy
2 TB volumes · snapshot 41 min ago

Deployed api:2.14.0 — 9 containers

Pipeline #482 · 12 min ago

SSH session opened via bastion

j.okafor · 34 min · recorded

Backup verified — restore test passed

postgres-main · today 03:10

Pinned to a datacentre

Every change logged

1 audit trail

Virtual Machines✦Containers✦Volumes✦Object Storage✦Databases✦Load Balancers✦Firewall✦DNS✦Zero-trust access✦SSH Bastion✦CI/CD✦Snapshots & Backups✦Virtual Machines✦Containers✦Volumes✦Object Storage✦Databases✦Load Balancers✦Firewall✦DNS✦Zero-trust access✦SSH Bastion✦CI/CD✦Snapshots & Backups✦

service groups, one console

bill, one access model

100%

of changes in the audit log

charge to open a ticket

One platform, not a suite

Every layer, from the pipeline to the rack.

Most teams assemble a cloud from six vendors and then spend their time maintaining the seams. Cloud Gravon ships the whole stack as one product — and, unusually, lets account admins see the layer underneath it: the servers, the services and the deployments themselves.

Networking, storage and compute configured together
Zero-trust access and an audit log over all of it
The physical layer visible, not abstracted away

Explore the platform

Build & deploy
Compute
Storage & databases
Networking
Security & access
Monitoring & audit
Infrastructure

The service catalogue

Everything you get the moment you log in.

These are the console's own sections — what the site advertises and what you sign into are deliberately the same list.

Compute

Virtual machines and containers on dedicated capacity — sized by you, scheduled where you say.

Learn more

Build & deploy

A browser IDE, hosted Git, CI/CD pipelines and one-step app deploys — the path from commit to production, in one place.

Learn more

Storage & databases

Block volumes, S3-compatible object storage and managed databases — durable, attachable and priced without egress traps.

Learn more

Snapshots & backups

Point-in-time snapshots and scheduled backups, with restores you are expected to actually rehearse.

Learn more

Networking

Private networks, load balancers, public IPs, firewall, port forwarding, domains and DNS — the whole path to your service.

Learn more

Security & access

Zero-trust access, VPN, an SSH bastion, a web application firewall and managed SSH keys.

Learn more

Monitoring & audit

Web analytics, quotas and limits, a full activity log and background task visibility.

Learn more

Dashboard & AI

One view of every project, and an assistant that can read your estate and explain a change before making it.

Learn more

Costs & billing

Live cost and usage per project, with invoices you can reconcile against what actually ran.

Learn more

Infrastructure control

For account admins: the servers, services, credentials, deployments, datacentres and tenant provisioning underneath it all.

Learn more

How it works

Three steps from empty account to running estate.

Place your capacity

Choose a datacentre and start machines, containers or a managed database. You pick where it runs — the console tells you which server it landed on.

Wire it up

Private networks between services, a load balancer and DNS in front, firewall and zero-trust access around it. Pipelines deploy straight into it.

Watch it and account for it

Traffic, quotas, background jobs and a complete activity log, with live cost per project — so nothing about the estate is a surprise at month end.

See it in detail

Control, not just capacity

The questions a cloud should be able to answer.

Where does this data physically live? Who reached production last week, and how do you know? What exactly is this line on the invoice? On most platforms these route to a support desk. Here each one is a screen, and the answer is evidence rather than assurance.

Start building See access & audit

Where does it run?

Datacentre and host class chosen by you — and shown in the console.

Who changed it?

Every operator action in an immutable activity log you can export.

What did it cost?

Live spend per project; each invoice line maps to a real resource.

Access is brokered, time-bound and recorded.

Who runs on it

Built for people who already know what they are running.

Platform teams, enterprise IT, product engineering and managed service providers — the argument here is control and cost, not an introduction to the cloud.

Platform teams

One provider to operate instead of the seams between six.

Enterprise IT

Residency, access and audit answered from the console.

Product teams

Commit to running service without a platform team first.

MSPs

Every client estate, one access model, costs per project.

Why teams move

Three things you can check for yourself.

You can see the floor

Account admins get servers, services, deployments and datacentre placement — the layer hyperscalers end at the VM boundary to hide.

Your data can leave

S3-compatible storage, standard database engines and predictable egress. The exit is a supported path, not a penalty.

One platform, not a suite

Networking, CI/CD, secrets and observability are the same product — so the integration between them is not your job.

Pricing

Every tier is the whole platform.

Tiers differ by capacity, commitment and support — never by which services you are allowed to use.

Starter

€24

per month, billed yearly

For a single team putting real workloads on dedicated capacity.

Start building

Every service in the console
Private networking & firewall
Snapshots & scheduled backups
Zero-trust access & audit log
Hosted Git, CI/CD & app deploys
S3-compatible object storage
Predictable egress — no per-GB trap
Community & email support

Scale

The things engineers ask first.

Ten groups of services: compute (VMs and containers), build (IDE, Git, CI/CD, apps), storage (volumes, object storage, databases), recovery (snapshots and backups), networking (load balancers, networks, public IPs, firewall, port forwarding, domains, DNS), security (VPN, SSH bastion, WAF, zero-trust access, SSH keys), monitoring (web analytics, quotas, activity log, background tasks), billing (costs and invoices), an AI assistant, and — for account admins — the infrastructure layer itself.

Infrastructure you can point at.

Start in minutes on dedicated capacity, or talk to us about private capacity and named datacentres. Every tier is the whole platform.

Start building Talk to us

Every service, every tier Predictable egress No charge to open a ticket