A K3s-based Kubernetes distribution for bare metal, built for servers that don't live in the same building. Tailscale stitches your regions into one cluster — no extra configuration.
We build on K3s and package the parts you'd otherwise assemble yourself: application deployment, authentication, monitoring, and built-in MCP integration for AI models and agents.
Bring your own hardware, anywhere it happens to be. Community Cloud makes it behave like one cluster.
Prime is the Community Cloud we run ourselves — the same distribution, on our own hardware.
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Nobody buys infrastructure for fun. Here's where owning the hardware quietly wins.
All use cases
In the modern day data is becoming increasingly common and data volumes are growing exponentially in size. With this explosion of data, privacy and data security have become incredibly important. This is especially true when dealing with cloud systems which will often have complex requirements around data security and privacy. Community Cloud makes setting up in-country clouds a straight-forward process in order to protect user privacy and comply with local data regulations.
Solar and battery storage arrived with a software stack nobody ordered. Keep that stack in one manageable place and sleep through the night shift.
Thin interconnects, unreliable power, faraway users. Build the cloud at the edge instead of hoping the backhaul holds today.
Most of a training run is spent shuffling bytes across a continent. Put the GPUs where the dataset already lives — it wasn't going anywhere.
Storing, moving, and reading your own data shouldn't reach five figures. Local volumes, no couriered hard drives.
Computing networks are created over WireGuard, so nodes reach each other regardless of where they sit.
A service mesh paired with a distributed database routes service requests inside that network.
Engineers keep using familiar tools and technologies — performant, secure, and straightforward to scale.
If you run bare metal, care about sovereign infrastructure, or just want to see how far this goes — we'd like to hear from you.