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Hippius Cloud
Confidential VMs, CDN, and S3 storage with no egress fees
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Confidential VMs, CDN, and S3 storage with no egress fees
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Keep your workloads private and your cloud bill lower. Hippius Cloud runs confidential VMs on AMD SEV-SNP that the host can't see inside, with managed PostgreSQL, Kubernetes and GitHub Actions runners on the same hardware. Storage is S3-compatible and encrypted at rest with AES-256, with no egress fees, and a CDN serves straight from your buckets. Built for developers moving off AWS or Google Cloud who want privacy without rewriting their tools, on one account and one balance.



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Hey Product Hunt, I'm Daniel from the Hippius team.
Hippius started as S3-compatible storage with no egress fees. This launch is the rest of the cloud around it: confidential VMs, managed PostgreSQL, managed Kubernetes, GitHub Actions runners and a CDN, all on one account and one balance.
The part we're proudest of is the compute. VMs run on AMD SEV-SNP, so the processor encrypts memory while they run, and the disk only unlocks after the machine's attestation checks out. You can pull AMD's signed attestation report from the VM's page and verify it yourself, so you don't have to take our word for it.
It's for developers and small teams moving off AWS, Google Cloud, R2 or Backblaze who are tired of egress bills, and anyone running workloads on data they'd rather their cloud provider couldn't see.
What's live today:
- Confidential VMs in France, the Netherlands and Australia, billed per second
- Managed PostgreSQL and Kubernetes on confidential hardware
- S3-compatible storage, encrypted at rest with AES-256, with built-in migration from S3, GCS, R2, B2, Wasabi and Storj
- A CDN in front of your buckets with a hard monthly spend cap
One question for you: what would you need to see before moving a production database onto confidential VMs?