Node.js, Python, Go, Bun, Java and more — run sites, APIs, bots and background workers 24/7 with databases beside them. Free to start, NVMe everywhere.
Long-running Node.js, Python, Go, Bun, Deno, Java, Elixir and Rust processes — not lambda functions. WebSockets, cron loops and stateful apps just work.
Deploy Postgres 14–16, MariaDB, Redis, MongoDB, Meilisearch or RabbitMQ as separate servers on the same low-latency network.
Serve the Americas from the USA region or Europe from Spain. Deploy a copy in each and route by latency if you want both.
Serverless platforms freeze your app and bill per request. Here your process stays warm 24/7 on a flat free tier, with predictable flat pricing if you scale.
Self-host Gitea or Forgejo for your repos, code-server for a browser IDE, Uptime Kuma to watch it all — each one click away.
Every server runs on NVMe. Need S3? Deploy MinIO and get an S3-compatible endpoint under your control.
Ship the MVP on the free tier — API, database and a status page — and scale resources only when users show up.
Discord bots, Telegram bots, scrapers and schedulers that must run forever — without renting a whole VPS to babysit.
A real Linux-backed deployment target for class projects and portfolio apps — free, with no card required.
Serverless platforms are great until you need a WebSocket, a background queue, an in-memory cache or simply predictable latency. An always-on process has no cold starts, holds connections open, and can run cron jobs in-process. On Enzonic Cloud you deploy your app as a persistent server with a real filesystem, a live console and full environment control — closer to a tiny VPS than a function, but with one-click setup and a free tier that actually stays on 24/7.
A typical setup: your Node.js or Python API as one server, Postgres as a second, and Uptime Kuma watching both. Upgrade to Plus and the extra server slots and quota let you add Redis for sessions, MinIO for uploads, or a staging copy of the whole stack. Because each piece is its own server with its own resources, a runaway worker can't starve your database.
Pick a runtime egg, point it at your Git repository or upload files via SFTP or the web manager, set your environment variables in the panel, and start. The console streams logs live, restarts are one click or one scheduled task away, and automatic backups protect your data directory. When you outgrow a single process, clone the server and put both behind a load balancer or DNS round-robin.
2 GB RAM · 200% CPU · 10 GB NVMe · 24/7 — and scale by the unit whenever you want.
Prefer to automate? Enzonic Cloud API deploys and manages servers with a single REST call or the SDK — hourly billing and $10 in free trial credits.
