Kube-DC Cloud

About Kube-DC Cloud

Kube-DC Cloud is a Kubernetes-based cloud platform hosted in Amsterdam that provides fixed-price resource pools rather than per-VM billing. It supports managing virtual machines, Kubernetes clusters, databases, and networks through native Kubernetes manifests and kubectl, through AI coding assistants like Cursor and Windsurf using provided context files, or through a web-based console with real-time metrics, logs, and infrastructure topology views. Virtual machines run via KubeVirt with VNC console, SSH terminal, and live migration support; managed Kubernetes clusters are provisioned through Cluster API and Kamaji with Cilium CNI and autoscaling.

The platform includes managed PostgreSQL and MariaDB (via CloudNativePG) with auto-failover and point-in-time recovery, S3-compatible object storage (via Rook/Ceph), and software-defined networking with per-tenant VPCs, custom CIDRs, floating IPs, and load balancers (via Kube-OVN and Multus CNI). Ingress, TLS, and domain management are automated through cert-manager and Let's Encrypt. Multi-tenancy features include hierarchical organizations, projects, roles, Keycloak-based SSO with support for Google, LDAP, and custom identity providers, and audit logging.

Three pricing tiers are offered: a Dev Pool at €19/month (4 vCPU, 8 GB RAM, 60 GB NVMe storage, 20 GB object storage, 1 dedicated IPv4), a Pro Pool at €49/month (8 vCPU, 24 GB RAM, 160 GB storage, 100 GB object storage, 1 dedicated IPv4), and a Scale Pool at €99/month (16 vCPU, 56 GB RAM, 320 GB storage, 500 GB object storage, 3 dedicated IPv4). All plans include unlimited 1Gbit/s bandwidth, and add-on burst capacity packages (Turbo x1 and Turbo x2) are available. The platform is aimed at developers, DevOps engineers, and teams building microservices, AI agents and automation workloads, databases, and web/e-commerce applications, with infrastructure located in an Amsterdam data center under EU data sovereignty and GDPR compliance.

Key features

• Manage VMs, Kubernetes clusters, databases, and networks via manifests, kubectl, Helm, or ArgoCD
• AI-native workflow with context files for Cursor and Windsurf to generate manifests
• Managed PostgreSQL and MariaDB with auto-failover, continuous backups, and point-in-time recovery
• S3-compatible object storage with IAM-based access keys and file browser
• Automated Ingress, TLS, and domains via built-in cert-manager and Let's Encrypt
• SDN networking with dedicated VPC, Floating IPs, Load Balancers, and NetworkPolicies

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