Cloudnan is a premium server management platform: one-click GitHub/Docker deploys, live metrics, databases, domains + DNS, automatic SSL, backups, and firewall, all behind an agent that connects over mTLS (no inbound port, no SSH). Connect a server from any cloud provider, or rent a managed VM from DigitalOcean, Hetzner, Vultr or Linode by the hour. Prefer not to click? Just ask the built-in AI: "deploy this repo", "why is my site down", "migrate my Supabase". It does the work.
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I'm Ericsson, founder of Cloudnan.
We set out to build the server panel we actually wanted: one place to deploy from GitHub or Docker, watch live metrics, and manage databases, domains, DNS, SSL, backups, firewall and many more. Connect a server from any cloud provider you already use, or rent a managed VM by the hour from DigitalOcean, Hetzner, Vultr, or Linode. The whole thing runs through an agent that connects out over mTLS, so your server never exposes an inbound management port or needs SSH.
Then we added the part I'm most excited about: you don't have to click through any of it. Tell Cloudnan what you want in plain English, "deploy this repo", "why is my site down?", "migrate my Supabase to my own server", and it does the work. The buttons are all still there when you want them; the AI is just the fastest way to drive them.
I built this because I kept watching non-technical friends and small businesses outgrow shared hosting and hit a wall of SSH and config. This is the bridge.
I'd love your honest feedback, especially where the AI should do more vs get out of the way. I'll be in the thread all day. ๐
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the mTLS agent setup is genuinely nice, no fiddling with firewall rules or SSH keys. spinning up a Hetzner box and having SSL + DNS handled in the same flow felt refreshingly smooth.
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@duraloguzh72806ย Thanks! The agent was the first thing we built, honestly out of frustration: every panel we tried wanted an open port, a root SSH key, or both. Making it dial out over mTLS meant nothing to firewall and nothing to leak.
And the flow you hit on Hetzner is the same across the board: DigitalOcean, Vultr, Linode, Tencent, or any VPS you bring yourself. The box comes up, the agent phones home, and SSL + DNS ride the same pipe no matter whose cloud it lands on.
If you take it for a spin, I'd love to hear where the flow feels rough. There's 40% off all plans for launch day, and I'm in the thread all day for questions. ๐
the mTLS agent setup is genuinely nice, no fiddling with firewall rules or SSH keys. spinning up a Hetzner box and having SSL + DNS handled in the same flow felt refreshingly smooth.
@duraloguzh72806ย Thanks! The agent was the first thing we built, honestly out of frustration: every panel we tried wanted an open port, a root SSH key, or both. Making it dial out over mTLS meant nothing to firewall and nothing to leak.
And the flow you hit on Hetzner is the same across the board: DigitalOcean, Vultr, Linode, Tencent, or any VPS you bring yourself. The box comes up, the agent phones home, and SSL + DNS ride the same pipe no matter whose cloud it lands on.
If you take it for a spin, I'd love to hear where the flow feels rough. There's 40% off all plans for launch day, and I'm in the thread all day for questions. ๐