Managed Kubernetes with a free control plane
Launch a Kubernetes cluster from the console and pay only for worker nodes. The control plane, cluster router and public IPv4 are free; each worker costs the same as a cloud server with the same configuration.
- Free control plane, router and public IPv4
- Workers priced like custom cloud servers
- Hourly or prepaid billing with cycle discounts
- control-plane
- 2 vCPU · 2 GBFree
- worker-1
- K8SReady
- worker-2
- K8SReady
- worker-3
- K8SReady
kubectl · Kubernetes Dashboard
Current system pricing
Pricing & estimate
Pick a configuration in the console to see its price. Final charges depend on usage and the options you choose.
Get startedFeatures
Pay for workers, not the control plane
One control plane node, the cluster router and a public IPv4 come free with every cluster. Only worker nodes are billed.
Scale workers when load changes
Pick a fixed worker plan with the same NVMe disk on every node, then add or remove workers from the console.
kubectl and Dashboard from the start
Download the kubeconfig and work with kubectl right away. The Kubernetes Dashboard is installed with the cluster and opens through kubectl proxy.
Ingress-ready on ports 80 and 443
HTTP and HTTPS on the cluster IP are forwarded to NodePort 30080 and 30443 on the workers, ready for an ingress controller.
Start on Cloudj in three steps
- 01
Create your account or sign in
- 02
Pick a location and configuration
- 03
Run and manage it from your console