60.0%
Average across 4 instances
Deploy a release. Raise traffic. Watch your infrastructure respond.
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Sample data
60.0%
Average across 4 instances
1.6GB
4 GB available
240req/s
Updates once per second
Hover to inspect. Keyboard: focus the chart, then use ← and →.
Sample traffic is 240 requests per second. Four instances are active.
Sample instance. TLS enabled. No real server is connected.
Sample instance. TLS enabled. No real server is connected.
Sample instance. TLS enabled. No real server is connected.
No sample servers are running. Deploy an application to add one.
https://my-app.nimbuscloud.exampleGenerated in your browser. Deploy actions do not create cloud resources.
Illustrative figures for a fictional service. They are not production measurements.
Six tools. One control plane.
Open a row, change a setting and follow the result in the dashboard. Each micro-visual uses the same sample application state.
The deploy sequence streams its progress into the dashboard. Successful runs add a server row and increase sample traffic.
A four-second cooldown stops the instance count from changing too frequently. Traffic, cost and latency respond to the current capacity.
Adjust traffic loadThese switches change a sample policy checklist. They do not inspect your device or configure a real network.
Snapshot records stay in page memory. No files are read, copied or uploaded.
No snapshot records yet.
The chart supports pointer inspection and keyboard navigation. CPU warnings appear above 80% utilisation.
Inspect the live chartThis fictional plan includes round-the-clock support. The form below validates a request locally; no support team is contacted.
From commit to global
Scroll through the release path. The visual follows each stage, from a Git push to a traffic spike.
01 / Source
git push origin mainCommit received. Build queued.
02 / Build
npm run buildDependencies resolved. Tests passed.
03 / Release
nimbus deploy my-appRelease available in three sample regions.
04 / Respond
Traffic rises. Additional instances take the load.
Stage 1 of 4: source received.
The repository event identifies the application, commit and target environment. No manual server access is needed.
git push origin mainResolve dependencies, compile the application and run checks. Failed checks stop the release before traffic changes.
build → test → packageThe sample release moves to Singapore, Frankfurt and San Francisco. The previous version stays available until checks pass.
SIN · FRA · SFOA traffic spike increases CPU load. The scaling policy adds instances, waits for its cooldown and checks demand again.
Try the scaling controlsCapacity, under your control
Move the traffic slider or trigger a 10× spike. Watch the same instance count and CPU values update in the dashboard.
Instance 01 is active. Sample capacity: 100 requests per second.
One release. Multiple regions.
Inspect eight sample regions. Focus a node or choose its button to view latency and availability. All network values are sample data.
Public APIs. Real responses.
Current service health from the official Vercel, GitHub and Cloudflare status APIs. Each response keeps its source and check time.
Waiting for the official status response.
SourceWaiting for the official status response.
SourceWaiting for the official status response.
SourceRefreshes every 60 seconds while visible. Provider statuses come from public APIs; dashboard metrics use sample data.
Predictable resources. Visible costs.
Compare the sample plans, then change the resource inputs below. Annual billing applies a 20% discount.
Sample plans · no chargesStarter
For a small project and a first deployment.
RM0/month
Free sample plan.
Pro
RecommendedMore capacity, automatic scaling and priority support.
RM79/month
RM79 billed monthly.
Enterprise
A sample configuration for larger workloads.
Contact us
Custom capacity and service terms.
Resource calculator
Reference rates are defined in one JavaScript object. Nothing is purchased.
Estimated monthly cost
RM103.45
Monthly reference price.
Matching plan: Pro
Sample rates only. Annual billing discounts each component by 20%.
No paid demo plan selected.
A readable release trace
This sample session types a deployment trace. It repeats only while visible, and pauses when the tab is hidden.
nimbus deploy my-appSample trace: clone repository, build application, run checks and release to three example regions. Use Pause session to stop the loop.
Before the first deploy
The interface works in your browser. Cloud accounts, payments and support services are not connected.
The portfolio sequence completes in a few seconds: clone, build, test and release. A real build would depend on source size, dependencies, tests and the selected regions.
This page does not request source code, credentials or payment information. Theme and language preferences stay in localStorage. Email forms validate locally and send nothing.
Yes. Select another sample plan at any time. The calculator and selected-plan label update locally; no payment is taken and no subscription is created.
The fictional platform is designed around Node.js, Python, Go, PHP and container workloads. This portfolio itself uses only HTML, CSS and vanilla JavaScript, with no build step.
Choose Cancel selected demo plan in the pricing section. Confirm the reset, then use Undo within five seconds if needed. This only resets the page state; there is no real subscription to cancel.
Review the selected planYour next action
Try the signup interaction, then explore the dashboard. This is a portfolio demo; no account is created.
Sample instance. TLS enabled. No real server is connected.