Outgrowing Vercel? Done with AWS bills?
RunOS turns any server into a full cloud platform with databases, deployments, and scaling. No Kubernetes knowledge required.
$ curl -fsSL https://get.runos.com/cli.sh | bash Everything in the box
Databases, queues, storage, AI, deploys, and the Kubernetes that runs them. Without the Kubernetes.
Databases
PostgreSQL, MySQL, ClickHouse, FerretDB, Meilisearch. HA tiers, read replicas, and configurable backups.
Infrastructure
Valkey, Kafka, RabbitMQ, MinIO (S3-compatible object store), Gitea, and more. 20+ managed services and growing.
AI stack
vLLM, Ollama, LiteLLM, and Langfuse on your own GPUs. Nvidia drivers and MIG slicing handled for you.
Vibe Deploy
Tell RunOS what to deploy using natural language. AI figures out the rest. No Git or Docker needed.
Deploy from your laptop
Ship straight from local files: no local git, no local Docker, no registry. The cluster builds your code.
CI, your way
GitHub Actions or GitLab CI with generated workflows. Or bring your own GitHub app and self-hosted runners.
Auto cloud provisioning
Add a Hetzner, DigitalOcean, Scaleway, Lambda, or Hyperstack key and RunOS provisions everything.
Any machine, even behind NAT
Join any Ubuntu server with a single curl command. Agents dial out, so zero inbound ports are needed.
Global clusters
Provision anywhere in the world. Mix providers, regions, cloud and bare metal in one cluster.
Zero K8s knowledge
Manage everything through the console, CLI, or AI/MCP. Best practice manifests crafted automatically.
Power without the headache
Kubernetes HA scheduling, self-healing, and load balancing built in. RunOS handles the complexity.
Observability included
Prometheus alerts, Grafana dashboards, and log search out of the box. Dashboards are VPN-gated by default.
Your cluster, your rules
RunOS is not a hosted PaaS. You own the nodes, the data, and the bill.
Standard Kubernetes underneath
RunOS writes plain manifests to a cluster you own. No forked distro, no proprietary runtime.
Your kubeconfig
Full kubectl access stays yours. Self-deploy anything alongside what RunOS manages.
Disconnect any time
If you disconnect RunOS, the cluster keeps running. No vendor lock-in, in plain words.