Cloud with
a human side.
Built by a developer, for the work you care about. DanubeData brings cloud infrastructure and managed services together in one place.
Adrian Silaghi
Founder and developer
One developer.
A platform built from the ground up.
DanubeData began in 2025 with Adrian Silaghi building the infrastructure and dashboard from scratch. It launched that September with virtual servers, managed databases and caches.
The purpose is simple: make cloud infrastructure easier to deploy, understand and manage. Bring the everyday work into one platform, so you can spend more time on your applications.
Today, that platform also includes object storage, serverless containers, static sites and managed apps. The services have grown around the same priorities: useful tools, clear pricing and care for the people using them.
Get in touchWhat we choose to care about.
These are the principles behind the platform, from the way a service works to the way we explain it.
Make the everyday easier
Deploying a service is only the beginning. Managing it, understanding its status and making changes should feel just as straightforward.
Be clear about the cost
Pricing should help you make a decision. Clear plans and visible usage are part of the product, not details to figure out later.
Care about performance
The hardware matters. So does how the platform uses it. We build with both in mind, from the infrastructure to the dashboard.
Build for the long run
Reliability comes from ongoing care. Maintaining and improving the services you already depend on matters as much as adding something new.
Keep the human connection
Behind every workload is someone trying to build something. Helpful support starts with understanding what they need to do.
Built step by step.
From the first services to a broader platform, here are the milestones along the way.
Building the foundation
Development of the platform, from Kubernetes infrastructure and virtual servers to the customer dashboard.
DanubeData goes live
The platform launches with VPS, managed databases and cache services.
More ways to build
S3-compatible object storage and Rapids serverless containers join the platform.
From infrastructure to applications
Static Sites, one-click Managed Apps and Nextcloud-based Storage Share extend the service lineup.
Make room for what you’re building.
Explore the services, compare the plans, and find the right place to start.