Cloud Compute
Linux virtual servers, created and managed from your Byteroast account. Pick a size and a region; see the price first.
Byteroast gives developers and growing teams one place to provision, watch and pay for cloud servers — with prices you can read before you click create.
Compute is where Byteroast begins. Everything else is labelled honestly: what you can use today, what is being built, and what is still on the drawing board.
Linux virtual servers, created and managed from your Byteroast account. Pick a size and a region; see the price first.
Block volumes you can attach, resize and snapshot alongside your servers.
Private networking between servers, firewalls and static addresses in one view.
CPU, memory, disk and bandwidth per server, with history you can read at a glance.
Routine operations handled for you, so a small team can run like a bigger one.
Rules that watch your infrastructure and act — or ask you first. Built on the same console and API you already use.
A concept of how the Byteroast console fits together. Pick a stage to see it.
Build a configuration and see what it is made of. Exact rates are confirmed when you sign up — we won't print numbers here until they are final.
Every size, region and add-on shows its rate in the create screen. No estimate tool in another tab.
Servers, volumes and add-ons on a single Byteroast invoice, broken down by project and resource.
Where a charge depends on usage, it is listed separately with what you have used so far — not discovered at month end.
Set a monthly budget per project and get told when the forecast, not just the total, is about to cross it.
A command line and an HTTP API are part of the plan. Below is the shape we are designing toward — it is a concept, so treat every command as illustrative.
Anything you can do in the console is meant to be possible from the terminal and the API.
Tables for people, JSON for scripts — one flag apart.
Every create, resize and restart lands in a project activity log you can stream.
Give CI access to one project without handing over your whole account.
# illustrative — command names may change ❯ byteroast servers create web-03 \ --size 2vcpu-4gb --region fra-1 --image ubuntu-24-04 size 2 vCPU · 4 GB · 80 GB SSD region fra-1 rate shown before confirm Create web-03? [y/N] y ✓ web-03 created 41s ✓ ssh key installed 2s ✓ ready · 203.0.113.24 ❯ byteroast servers list --project example NAME REGION SIZE STATUS web-01 fra-1 2vcpu-4gb running web-03 fra-1 2vcpu-4gb running api-01 ams-1 4vcpu-8gb running ❯
# illustrative request — endpoint and fields are not final ❯ curl -X POST https://api.byteroast.example/v1/servers \ -H "Authorization: Bearer $BYTEROAST_TOKEN" \ -d '{ "name": "web-03", "size": "2vcpu-4gb", "region": "fra-1", "image": "ubuntu-24-04" }' 201 Created { "id": "srv_example_01", "name": "web-03", "status": "provisioning", "region": "fra-1" }
# illustrative — streaming the project activity log ❯ byteroast activity --follow --project example
This is where Byteroast is heading. None of it is released yet; we'll move each item out of preview as it ships.
A plain-language summary of each project: what is healthy, what is drifting, what needs attention this week.
Spot the server that suddenly doubled its bandwidth before it shows up on the invoice.
Suggestions to scale up what is struggling and down what is idle — with the price difference attached.
Ask why a server is slow and get the metrics, logs and likely causes in one answer.
Recommendations you can apply in one click. Nothing changes without your say-so.
Byteroast assistantPreview conceptYou work with Byteroast for everything: creating servers, watching them and paying for them. The infrastructure layer underneath stays out of your way.
Servers, billing and account questions all go through Byteroast. One login, one invoice, one place to ask.
Every product on this page carries its real status. If it says planned, it is not available yet.
Standard Linux servers with standard tools. Nothing about your setup is tied to Byteroast-only formats.
Create an account, pick a size, see the price, press create. That's the whole ceremony.