Question 1

What is FluxCloud?

Accepted Answer

FluxCloud is a decentralized Web3 cloud platform. Instead of renting servers in a single company's data center, you deploy applications across thousands of independently operated FluxNodes in 50+ countries — giving you redundancy, censorship resistance and no vendor lock-in.

Question 2

How much does FluxCloud cost?

Accepted Answer

Hosting starts at $0.99/month for a basic application instance, with transparent pay-as-you-go pricing based on the CPU, RAM, storage and number of instances you choose. You can estimate any deployment with the cost calculator before you launch.

Question 3

What can I deploy on FluxCloud?

Accepted Answer

You can deploy Docker containers and full applications, connect a Git repository for automatic builds with Flux Orbit, launch one-click apps from the Marketplace, host game servers, run WordPress sites, operate blockchain nodes, and store files on decentralized IPFS storage with FluxDrive.

Question 4

How is FluxCloud different from AWS or Google Cloud?

Accepted Answer

Traditional clouds run on centralized data centers owned by a single company. FluxCloud is permissionless and decentralized: your apps are scheduled across independently operated nodes worldwide, so no single operator controls availability — typically at a fraction of the cost.

Question 5

How do I sign in to FluxCloud?

Accepted Answer

You can sign in to FluxCloud with your email through single sign-on (SSO), or by connecting a self-custodial wallet — SSP or Zelcore — so you stay in full control of your account and deployments.

Question 6

Is my application secure and censorship-resistant?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Because applications run redundantly across many independent nodes rather than one provider, there is no single point of failure and no central party that can unilaterally take your application offline.

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