Push from GitHub or GitLab, pull a Docker image, or install an open-source app in one click. Nexent builds it, routes it, issues the certificates and keeps the data on persistent volumes.
Running on Nexent Cloud
Build, run, store, route, notify. One console, one bill, no servers to look after.
Connect GitHub or GitLab to the workspace once and deploy on every push. Or point at any git URL, upload a ZIP, or pull an image from Docker Hub, GHCR or a private registry. Builds use your Dockerfile - nothing to add to the repo.
PostgreSQL, MySQL and MariaDB on dedicated persistent volumes, with nightly backups and a table browser in the console.
Every app gets a nexentcloud.com address with a certificate. Add your own domain and the certificate is issued and renewed for you.
Persistent volumes survive restarts, redeploys and resource changes. Deleted apps keep their volumes in the Trash until you're sure.
Request a sender name, buy credits, send with two headers and a JSON body. See the API →
A repository, an image, a ZIP - or an app from the marketplace. Pick the branch and the Dockerfile; that’s the whole configuration.
The image is built and pushed to the workspace registry, then rolled out with a readiness check so the previous version keeps serving until the new one is up.
A TLS address on nexentcloud.com, your own domain when you add one, logs, a terminal, metrics, and redeploys on every push.
Open-source apps and databases, each with persistent storage, a TLS address and sensible defaults. Installed from a form, not a runbook.
n8nDevelopment ToolsVisual workflow automation tool
MattermostCollaboration ToolsOpen-source team collaboration platform
OdooE-commerceComplete business management suite
WordPressContent Management SystemsPopular CMS for websites and blogs
Transactional email next to SMS: verified sending domains, templates, the same send API.
The platform on your own servers. A desktop installer sets it up on your machines, then manages and monitors it.
Publish your own templates for one-click installation by other workspaces.
Create a workspace, point it at your code and pay only for the resources it uses. No setup fees, no minimum.