Use Cases

redu is a full cloud your AI agent operates for you. Point it at a project and it provisions the real infrastructure the job needs, deploys it, keeps it running, and fixes it when it breaks. Here is what people build on it.

Deploy an app from a repo

Point your agent at a Git repo or a local project and it works out the runtime, sizes a VM, provisions a database if the app needs one, wires DNS and TLS, and serves it at a live URL at https://<name>.redu.cloud. You approve a costed plan before anything is provisioned.

Self-host open-source apps

Run the open-source tools you already want on your own EU infrastructure, with your agent doing the setup from one prompt. It provisions a VM, deploys the official stack, and gives you a live URL. You own the data, and you are billed by the hour. Each guide notes the app’s license and the redu deploy path.

See all self-host guides.

Managed databases

Provision a managed PostgreSQL, Redis, or MySQL on its own VM, wired to your app automatically with the connection details injected as environment variables. Good for production data you would rather not run by hand.

Autoscaling clusters

Run an app behind a load balancer that scales out under load and back in when idle, connected to a database over a private network. A proper multi-tier system, not serverless, and your agent can tune it for you.

Remote desktop in the browser

Spin up a cloud workstation you reach from any browser, with a full Linux desktop and Windows apps via Wine, over Apache Guacamole.

Run and operate AI agents

redu is built to be operated by agents. Give a fleet of coding agents a repo and they implement tasks on real VMs and open pull requests, or use the platform as the real infrastructure your own agents provision, operate, and heal.

New to redu? Start with the Quickstart, or see how an agent deploys an app.