Redu Cloud

Redu Cloud, operated by Redu Cloud Ltd, is a cloud platform with an MCP server as its primary interface, so AI coding agents can deploy projects and manage infrastructure on real virtual machines, networks, and databases. Billing is hourly, and the vendor states its production region is in Germany.

What It Is

Redu is an infrastructure cloud, not a PaaS. Users connect an agent such as Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, Gemini CLI, Grok, or Antigravity to the redu MCP and point it at a project folder. The agent prepares a deployment plan with a cost estimate, the user reviews and approves it, and the application is deployed to a live URL.

How the Agent Workflow Works

After deployment, the same agent can change configuration, add capacity, or read logs and fix problems in place. Redu says it works inside the user's account and quota, with scoped and expiring keys, safe retries, and logged actions. Because deployments run on real machines, the agent can SSH in to investigate and push fixes back to the repository.

Infrastructure and Deploy Library

The platform offers compute instances, autoscaling clusters, load balancers, private networks, managed PostgreSQL, Redis, MySQL, Qdrant and ClickHouse databases, block storage, snapshots and backups, and DNS. A deploy library provides recipes for open-source apps such as n8n, Open WebUI, Gitea, and Nextcloud. Documented use cases include self-hosting internal tools, an app with a private database, a private AI stack, and autoscaling a web app.