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Global infrastructure, built for Ethiopians wherever they are. Push to GitHub and your app is live a minute later — nine managed services, one dashboard. Pay in birr, or in dollars. No Dockerfiles, no foreign card, no lock-in.
Built by developers, for developers · try free for 7 days · birr or USD · no lock-in
Servers to manage.
No YAML, no Dockerfiles.
Managed services,
one dashboard, one bill.
From git push
to a live URL.
Ways to pay. Birr or USD —
whichever you hold.
Developer-friendly
Everything you'd expect from the platforms you already use — kept, not compromised. Just priced for you.
$ git push origin main
No servers, no YAML, no pipelines to write. Push, and it's already building.
● Node.js detected → Nixpacks
Your framework is detected and built. A Dockerfile is optional — never required.
$ # nothing to install
No CLI, no SDK, no plugin. Your editor already connects the way it connects to GitHub.
DATABASE_URL •••••••• ✓ saved
Edit in place, paste a whole .env, generate a secret — one Save Changes, one redeploy.
✦ myshop-pr14.talaricloud.com
A preview URL posted on each PR. Your team reviews running code, not screenshots.
rollback → a3f21c9 ✓
Roll back to any previous version instantly, with logs streaming live while you do.
If it works on Heroku or a DigitalOcean droplet, it works here — unchanged.
How it works
Connect a repository once. From then on, every push is a deploy — built, released and checked automatically.
Sign in, pick a GitHub repository. We detect the language and framework — nothing to configure.
Every git push builds an image, stores it, runs your checks and releases it.
A URL with SSL, streaming logs, live metrics and one-click rollback — in about a minute.
The platform
git push and productionEvery push builds, ships and releases automatically — with a live timeline and streaming logs for every stage. Something broke? Roll back to any previous version in one click.
We detect your framework and build it — Node, Python, Go, PHP, Ruby, Java, Rust, static sites. Bring a Dockerfile and we use yours instead.
Managed PostgreSQL, Redis, S3-compatible object storage and a message queue. Link one to your app and the credentials appear in its environment — nothing copied by hand.
Each PR gets its own temporary URL, posted right on the pull request. Your team reviews real running code — not screenshots.
Edit variables in place, paste a whole .env, generate a secret,
reveal on demand. Save once — it redeploys once. Encrypted at rest, every
reveal audited.
Point myshop.com at us, click verify, done. Certificates issue and
renew themselves — and every app gets a talaricloud.com address free.
Streaming build and runtime logs, plus CPU and memory for every service — so you see what your app is doing, not guess.
Run out of balance and your app pauses — it's never deleted. Top up and it's back where it was, disks and data intact.
The catalog
Each one is picked from the dashboard, created in a click, and billed monthly in birr from the same wallet — no separate accounts, no new bills.
Push to Git — we build, release and roll back, automatically.
Managed PostgreSQL & Redis, linked into your app in a click.
S3-compatible object storage for files, uploads and backups.
Compression and caching at the ingress, in front of every service you run.
Write just a handler; we wrap it and serve it at a URL.
A managed message broker for background jobs and events.
Per-IP rate limiting to absorb abuse, plus encrypted secrets.
Live CPU, memory and logs for every service you run.
Run your tests on each push — a failure blocks the release.
Supported stacks
The platform detects your stack and builds it with zero configuration. Anything it doesn't recognise runs from a Dockerfile — so there is nothing it can't host.
.NET, Elixir, Deno, Bun, C++ — anything not on the list: add a Dockerfile and TalariCloud builds and runs that instead. Same push, same URL, same bill.
FROM node:22-alpine
WORKDIR /app
COPY . .
RUN npm ci --omit=dev
CMD ["node","server.js"]Coming from somewhere else
Almost every app that arrives here comes from one of these. The first three groups move as they are — connect the repo, restore the dump, change a URL. The fourth is a server you have been patching yourself. What doesn't move is spelled out underneath, because reading it here beats discovering it halfway through a migration.
Why TalariCloud
Global infrastructure, and a platform that finally assumes you might be paid in birr — in Addis, in the diaspora, or building for an Ethiopian audience from anywhere.
Top up with Telebirr or Chapa and deploy. No foreign card, no bank approvals, no waiting on someone else's payment rails to accept you.
Paid in dollars, or billing a company abroad? Pay that way instead. The currency is your choice, not a condition of signing up.
Your app is reachable from anywhere, and so are you. Deploy from Addis, London, Dubai or Washington — it is the same dashboard and the same push.
Ordinary containers, ordinary PostgreSQL, your Dockerfile if you have one. Nothing here is a dialect you would have to unlearn to leave.
Pricing
An app and the database behind it start at 1,800 birr a month, together. Try free for 7 days — Starter and a Dev database, no card. That is a real app and a real database, which is enough to find out whether this works for you. After that each service is charged a month in advance from your wallet. Delete a service, stop paying. Run out of balance and your app pauses — never deleted.
talaricloud.com subdomain + SSLMore memory than Enterprise? Machines of your own? An invoice instead of a wallet, or terms in writing?
Tell us what you need. We will say plainly what we can do today — and what we cannot do yet.
Contact usPostgreSQL, Redis, object storage and queues. Storage is included in the plan — no per-gigabyte surprise at the end of the month.
Every service runs one instance, and deploys swap it without dropping a request — need more room, move up a plan. · Daily automated backups on every plan, kept 14 days. Databases run as a single instance — your data is replicated across nodes, but a node failure means a short restart, not a silent failover. · billed in birr or USD, your choice · prices exclude VAT
FAQ
Anything that runs on Linux and listens on a port: websites, APIs, mobile-app backends, admin panels, bots, cron jobs, static sites. If it runs on Heroku, Render, Railway, Fly.io, Vercel, Netlify, App Engine, Azure App Service or a DigitalOcean droplet, it runs here unchanged, and PostgreSQL or Redis moves with a dump and a changed URL — from Supabase, Neon, Aiven, Upstash or RDS. The exception is a vendor's SDK: Supabase Auth, Firebase and the like get rewritten against your own database. The full list, and what doesn't move, is above.
Node, Python, Go, Ruby, PHP, Java and Rust are detected automatically — so Next.js, Django, Rails, Laravel, Spring Boot and friends just work. Static sites too. Anything else runs from a Dockerfile.
No. Push ordinary code and the platform figures out the rest. If you already have a Dockerfile, we respect it.
Not yet — and you don't need one to deploy: git push is the deploy, so
your editor already connects the way it connects to GitHub. A CLI for logs and
environment variables is on the roadmap.
Start on Dev. It is a real PostgreSQL or Redis instance with 256 MB of memory and 5 GB of storage for 850 birr a month — enough for a side project, a staging environment, or a small production app with real users. Every plan includes its storage and a daily backup kept for 14 days, and you can download a full dump at any time. The plan is chosen when you create the database — changing it in place is not built yet, so moving up today means creating the bigger one and loading your dump into it.
Either. Top up your wallet in birr with Telebirr or Chapa, or pay in USD if that is what you hold. Each service is charged a month at a time from your balance — no card on file, no surprise bill at month's end, and nothing goes into debt. If the balance will not cover a renewal we tell you three days ahead; if it still does not, your app pauses. It is never deleted.
Yes. TalariCloud runs on global infrastructure and serves users wherever they are. It's built for Ethiopian developers and teams — in Addis, in the diaspora, and anyone building for an Ethiopian audience — but nothing about it requires you to be in one place.
An afternoon, usually. Connect the repo, paste your environment variables (a whole
.env pastes in one go), import the database, flip your DNS. Your old host
keeps running until you switch — zero-risk cutover. Our engineers do the migration with
you, free.
TalariCloud is built by Ethiopian developers — we wanted a platform like this to deploy on, so we built it.
a3f21c9is live: myshop-pr14.talaricloud.com