How It's Built
OpenStack at the base, hosted in France, with tooling narrowed to what a small team actually operates.
OpenStack as the Foundation
OpenStack is the base. Nemau Cloud keeps that standard but narrows the tooling to the operations a small team actually performs.
Known Base
The platform starts from infrastructure components people already know instead of a stack still trying to prove itself.
Technical Independence
The base stays open source, which helps avoid getting trapped in a closed ecosystem.
Practical Migration
When you need to move an existing application, the technical ground is already familiar.
Focused Scope
We concentrate on core infrastructure instead of promising a catalog that is too broad to operate well.
Migration Support
We help review what is already in place and pick a first service to move, without turning it into a drawn-out transformation plan.
Operations Layer & Tooling
The goal is not to expose every low-level option. It is to help a small team provision core resources quickly and repeatably.
REST API
Provision compute, storage, and network resources through a single API, without navigating multiple product families.
- Single API endpoint for all resources
- JWT authentication with API keys
- OpenAPI 3.0 specification
- Comprehensive error messages and status codes
CLI & SDKs
A single operational workflow for common actions.
- Native CLI written in Go (fast, single binary)
- Official SDKs: Python, JavaScript/TypeScript, Go
- Interactive mode for a quick start
- Shell completion (bash, zsh, fish)
Terraform Support
Define repeatable environments with infrastructure as code.
- Published on Terraform Registry
- Complete resource coverage
- Import existing infrastructure
- Example modules and best practices
Migration Support
We help review what is already in place and pick a first service to move, without turning it into a drawn-out transformation plan.
- VM images exportable in standard formats (QCOW2, VMDK, OVA)
- Data export via S3-compatible API
- Built on OpenStack, without a closed layer that boxes you in
- Migration tools, utilities, and guidance included
Infrastructure Specifications
This page talks about capacity, storage, networking, and operations, not slogans.
Compute
Modern virtualization for websites, APIs, internal tools, and the services teams run every day.
- Modern AMD and Intel server platforms
- Capacity planning reviewed with operational discipline
- Resource profiles shaped for steady services
- KVM/QEMU virtualization stack
- Maintenance workflows designed to reduce disruption
Storage
SSD-backed storage with replication and snapshot capabilities for core application and database use cases.
- NVMe SSD storage for databases and low-latency services
- Ceph-based distributed storage backend
- Redundancy designed into the storage layer
- Replication across failure domains
- Snapshots and recovery workflows
Networking
Private networks, routed connectivity, and load balancing for common production patterns.
- 10/25/40Gbps class networking
- Software-defined network control
- Overlay isolation for tenant environments
- Advanced routing support where needed
Security Architecture
The controls people actually ask about: isolation, encryption, access, and operational follow-up.
- Tenant network isolation
- Stateful security groups
- Encryption at rest and in transit
- TLS for API communications
- Operational review and continuous hardening
What Matters Today
Numbers worth checking before you decide to switch
- Platform stage
- Insiders
- Hosting country
- FR
- Control surface
- 1 API
- Reply target
- <24h
Access by application
France
Core resources
Business day
Tooling and Documentation
Documentation you can use, tooling you can script, and direct help to get your first service live.
Not sure it's the right move?
Share what you run and the first service you want to move. We will tell you plainly whether the ground is solid.