Developers

Nothing proprietary to learn. Standard APIs, one CLI.

A REST API, one CLI, SDKs in TypeScript, Python and Go, and an MCP server so an agent can run your cloud. Standard Kubernetes, the S3 API, PostgreSQL 17.

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The documentation is hosted by the platform underneath, at docs.nexqloud.io.

Start here

Four doors.

  • Documentation

    Quickstarts and guides for every product.

    Read

  • API reference

    REST operations for machines, clusters, storage, databases and the registry.

    Browse

  • CLI

    One command-line tool for the whole platform.

    Install

  • MCP server

    Let an agent create and manage resources through the Model Context Protocol.

    Connect

What you already know

Standard interfaces, product by product.

ProductInterfaceNotes
KubernetesKubernetes API kubectl, Helm, your manifests428 of 428 conformance tests Import a cluster from its kubeconfig.⁠[1]
Object storageS3 API Signature V4boto3, aws-cli and any S3 client; path-style addressing.⁠[2]
DatabasesPostgreSQL 17 on 5432; MongoDB wire protocol via FerretDBpsql, node-postgres, psycopg2, lib/pq, mongosh, pymongo.⁠[3]
RegistryOCI Docker and PodmanOCI manifests and layers; skopeo and crane for exit.⁠[4]
Virtual machinesSSH by key, serial consoleed25519 or RSA keys; a short-lived console token.⁠[5]
EverythingREST CLI, SDKs, MCPTypeScript, Python and Go SDKs; one bearer API key per account

Honest limits

What is not in the docs yet.

Terraform

No provider yet. Use the CLI or the SDKs in your pipeline.

Rate limits and a status page

No published API rate limit and no public status page yet. Ask Triple X for the current figures in writing.

Regions

Not a limit. The network runs 1,800+ nodes in 10 countries, listed live on the fleet map; the API and the CLI return the same list, and you choose region and zone at launch.⁠[6]

Get started

Launch your first machine from the docs.

The free tier needs no credit card.

  1. 01

    Join the waitlist.

    Tell us what you want to run and where. No credit card.

    TakesTwo minutes

  2. 02

    Run the quickstart.

    API, CLI, SDKs and the MCP server, from the docs.

    Takes10 minutes

  3. 03

    Bring your own servers.

    Triple X sets up your private cloud on them.

    WhoTriple X

We never ask for your root credentials, API keys or bank details by email.

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At a glance

The numbers a buyer asks for.

Interfaces, standards and the gaps a developer checks before the first commit, each with where to verify.

WhatTriple X CloudWhere to verify
APIREST; one bearer key per accountAPI reference
SDKsTypeScript, Python and GoDocs
AgentsMCP serverDocs, MCP page
Kubernetes428 of 428 conformance testsCNCF listing, in progress
StorageS3 API, Signature V4, 14 operationsDocs, August 1, 2026
DatabasesPostgreSQL 17 on 5432; MongoDB wire protocolDocs, databases overview
Infrastructure as codeNo Terraform provider yetThis page, Honest limits
Rate limits and status pageNot published; ask in writingThis page, Honest limits
Free tier750 hours, 10 GB, 1 GB out, one databasePricing page

Questions

What buyers ask before they sign.

In the order they come up. Every answer ends with where to check it.

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All questions
Do I have to learn anything proprietary?

No. Kubernetes is conformant, storage is the S3 API, databases are PostgreSQL 17 and the MongoDB wire protocol, and the registry is OCI. One REST API, one CLI, SDKs in TypeScript, Python and Go, and an MCP server.

Proofthe interface table on this page and the API reference in the documentation.⁠[1]

Can an agent run my cloud?

Yes. The MCP server exposes create and manage operations over the Model Context Protocol, so an agent can launch machines, clusters, buckets and databases with your API key. Set a budget alert before you hand it the key.

Proofthe MCP server page in the documentation.

What does it cost to build against it?

The free tier: one dc2.small for 750 hours a month, 10 GB of storage, 1 GB of outbound transfer and one shared-CPU database, no credit card. Beyond that, the published rate card, hourly, with no minimum term.

Proofthe free tier and the rate card in the published pricing, August 1, 2026.⁠[7]

What does it cost to move my stack off later?

Outbound transfer from $0.01 per GB and nothing else. Because every interface is standard, your manifests, S3 calls, SQL and images apply elsewhere without a rewrite. No exit fee, no minimum term.

Proofthe transfer bands in the published pricing and the no-exit-fee clause in your contract.⁠[7]

How are credentials handled?

One bearer API key per account. SSH by ed25519 or RSA key, no passwords. Storage keys scoped to named buckets; registry tokens per project; each secret shown once and revoked on its own. Triple X never asks for keys by email.

Proofthe controls list on the Security page and the credential guides in the documentation.⁠[2]

Does the same API work on my own devices?

Yes. Devices you own join your private cloud, and the REST API, CLI, SDKs and MCP server address them the same way as hosted nodes. Placement is a parameter on the create call, not a different product.

Proofthe Sovereign page and the region and zone fields in the API reference.⁠[5]

Is there a status page or a published rate limit?

Not yet. There is no public status page and no published API rate limit. Ask Triple X for the current figures in writing. Account ceilings are published: Starter begins with 5 machines, 2 clusters and 8 cores.

Proofthe Honest limits section on this page and the account limits in the published pricing.⁠[7]

How do I know the Kubernetes is standard?

The platform passed 428 of 428 conformance tests on v1.34.0. The CNCF listing is in progress, so until it appears, ask Triple X for the conformance results. kubectl and Helm work unchanged.

Proofthe conformance run, listing with CNCF in progress.⁠[1]

How do I start?

Create an account, mint an API key, install the CLI, and launch a dc2.small from the quickstart. Add your SSH key first. The documentation is hosted by the platform underneath; the link is at the top of this page.

Proofthe quickstart in the documentation, August 1, 2026.⁠[5]

What is missing for a CI pipeline?

No Terraform provider yet; drive the CLI or an SDK from your pipeline. No persistent volumes documented for Kubernetes, no node autoscaling, no image scanning in the registry. Pin images by digest and scan in CI.

Proofthe Honest limits on this page and each product's Not yet list, checked October 2026.