Everything you need to run
production workloads
From server creation to scaling, backups to security, caching to monitoring — SharkCluster puts the entire server lifecycle in one panel, with expert guidance built into every setting. No add-ons, no upsells — every capability in every plan.
Server Mgmt
Backups
Deployment
Caching
Firewall
Monitoring
12
Platform capabilities
7
Backup types
5
Deployment methods
∞
Apps per server
Twelve capabilities, one panel
Every capability is built into every plan — no add-ons, no upsells. Click any card to dive into the details.
Server Management
CoreFull lifecycle control
Backups & Recovery
Free7 backup types
Deployment
Git, ZIP & Docker
Caching
Redis & Varnish
Monitoring
Health alerts
Firewall & Security
Closed by default
Container Registry
Private Docker images
Databases
Auto-wired per application
Managed DB Clusters
Clusters that outlive servers
Teams & Permissions
Per-server, per-app access
Billing & Invoicing
One invoice, every provider
Self-Hosted Supabase
NewRun your own on a VPS
Full server lifecycle management
Create, monitor, scale, clone, and tear down servers — all from one panel. Every step is visible, every action logged.
- 5 deployment methods — fresh, Git, Docker, ZIP, or migration
- Live monitoring — CPU, memory, disk, and network graphs
- One-click scaling with new pricing shown before you commit
- Config drift detection reads actual running state
Live monitoring — know before things break
7 backup types for every failure scenario
Not seven ways to do the same thing — seven purpose-built mechanisms, each answering a different failure scenario.
- Auto backups — provider-native scheduled, toggled on/off
- Snapshots & images — on-demand with auto-scheduling
- Portable backups — the only type designed to leave the provider
- Clone server — full duplication with optional different sizing
Auto Backups
Provider-native scheduled
Snapshots
On-demand point-in-time
Portable Backups
Designed to leave the provider
Clone Server
Full duplication with resize
Each type solves a different failure scenario
Deploy from Git, ZIP, or Docker
Connect GitHub, GitLab, or Bitbucket with scoped deploy keys. Upload a ZIP, pull a Docker image, or start fresh.
- Scoped deploy keys — safer than full-account tokens
- Docker host support with configurable CPU and memory
- Per-app deployment scripts — build, migrate, cache
- One-click staging environments for every application
Git Deploy
Docker Image
ZIP Upload
Fresh Install
Migration
Two-layer caching: Redis & Varnish
Redis caches inside your application; Varnish caches in front of your web server. Complementary, not competing.
- Redis memory management with eviction policy control
- Live config detection reads actual running Redis config
- In-panel VCL editing — fetch and upload custom .vcl files
- Varnish grace periods serve stale content during outages
Varnish (Edge)
Full-page cache
Redis (Sessions)
Sessions & objects
Database
Origin — only on a miss
Multi-provider by design
Compare plans across multiple cloud providers side-by-side. No vendor lock-in, transparent billing.
- Side-by-side comparison — price, specs, and location
- Transparent billing — hourly, prepaid, or usage-based
- Portable backups designed to leave a provider
- No lock-in — switch providers without rewriting your stack
DigitalOcean
4 vCPU · 8GB · NYC
Contabo
4 vCPU · 8GB · DEL
OVHcloud
4 vCPU · 8GB · FRA
Compare side-by-side — pick what fits
Private container registry in-panel
Push private Docker images from CI with robot accounts, then deploy them to your servers — all from one panel, no third-party registry.
- Multiple isolated registries with repositories and tags
- Standard Docker registry API — any client works
- Docker host integration pulls from your private registry
- Per-registry storage quotas with retention rules
acme/web
12 tags
acme/api
8 tags
acme/worker
4 tags
Push from CI, deploy to servers — no third party
The full server lifecycle: provisioning, applications, databases, domains and SSL, caching, firewall rules, scheduled tasks, backups, monitoring and alerts, container registries, team access and billing — all from one panel, across every provider you use.
The platform itself carries no separate plan fee — it is inside the server price. Metered extras are billed only if you use them and appear as their own invoice lines: offsite backup storage per GB, Cloudflare custom hostnames per domain, and container registry subscriptions.
Everything the panel manages on the machine — applications, caching, firewall, backups, cron, monitoring — behaves the same regardless of provider. What differs is provider-side behaviour: prepaid providers collect the term before provisioning, and provider-run automatic backups are only available where that provider offers them.
Ready to take control
of your hosting?
Deploy servers, run self-hosted business apps, and keep your data on your own VPS — with a dedicated DevOps manager by your side.