Nimbus - Powerful, frictionless cloud dev environments

Nimbus is a cloud dev environment that saves devs time and effort. Devs never set up or maintain their environment and get more performance via powerful cloud machines accessed through their local VS code app (with other IDEs to come!).

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Very cool idea! Excited to try it out when it comes out! Good work congrats!
Its out already! Reach out if you'd like access!
Super cool - how much memory is on each Nimbus machine? and how do you guys config the machine?
Thanks, Henry! For machine power, system image, and other configurations, we provide flexible and custom selections for each of our customers based on their needs. In general, teams can pick from 2-16 cores vCPU and 2-32 GB memory. Feel free to check out our pricing section at Feel free to read out at so that we can understand more about your needs. Also please include the product hunt link so that we can apply the special PH discounts for you! :)
This seems like a really promising project. Been looking for something like this. Will be in touch.
Thank you Guddu! Always feel free to shoot us your questions at . Glad to answer any questions that you may have!
Great idea! Going to be big
Thanks Siva!
So many benefits to coding and building products this way, especially for remote-first teams... go Nimbus!
Thank you, Alana! That's exactly what we'd love to to enable remote teams with Nimbus!
This is pretty cool! Are guys going to support Webstorm?
JetBrains IDEs are coming soon!
How long can you persist the dev server?
It is configurable. Depends on the needs, we can persist the dev server until a user shut it down or we can also manage it for users to shutdown the dev servers according to inactivities.
Excited for the launch! Can't wait to see how Nimbus will be used by distributed teams across the world!
Thank you!
We're trying out Nimbus for the engineering team at Jovian and our experience has been great so far. The team is always responsive and open to feedback. Congrats on the launch, all the best!
Thank you, Aakash!