What is Suji?
Suji provides isolated Linux VPSs with shared vCPUs, hosted in Germany and Finland. Each VPS has its own guest operating system, filesystem and root access. CPU resources are shared on the underlying physical hosts; these are not dedicated-CPU or dedicated-hardware servers. There are two ways to use a VPS:- Install your own software. Use SSH or the dashboard terminal to run Linux software compatible with your VPS and its resources. You manage updates and security configuration inside the VPS.
- Use the app marketplace. Choose an app, complete its configuration form and start the installation. Supported exposed web apps receive a
https://<name>.suji.frURL. Other services, such as game servers, use the VPS public IP and their configured ports.
Key features
Isolated VPSs, shared vCPUs
Each VPS has its own guest OS and filesystem. The underlying hardware is shared; CPU performance can vary with host activity.
Full ops in the dashboard
Web terminal, file editor, live logs, firewall rules, snapshots, resize — all from the browser. SSH still works if you prefer it.
One-click app marketplace
Installation templates provide app configuration forms and Docker Compose definitions. Manage installations from the dashboard; check each app’s requirements, licence and support resources.
Built-in HTTPS ingress
Supported exposed web apps get a
*.suji.fr URL with automatic HTTPS. Custom domains require their own DNS and verification steps.Prepaid compute
Compute uses hourly rates, billed by the minute with a one-hour minimum per VPS. Stopped VPSs are still billed; deletion stops compute charges. Storage and excess traffic are charged separately.
EU infrastructure
Choose a VPS region in Germany or Finland. Platform services and integrations can process data elsewhere; see the Privacy Policy for details.
How it works
1
Create an account
Sign up at app.suji.cloud/register, verify your email, and add credit from the Billing page.
2
Spin up a VM
Pick a name, a size (Small / Medium / Large / XL) and an available region. Add your public SSH key before creation if you want SSH access, then follow provisioning progress in the dashboard.
3
Use it
Install a marketplace app or use root access to install your own compatible software. You can do both on the same VPS.
4
Manage from one place
Use the dashboard for logs, terminal access, files, firewall rules, snapshots and resizing. Check your credit balance and resource status regularly, and top up before your funds run out.
Quick links
Create your first VM
Choose your resources and follow the provisioning steps.
Install your first app
Use the marketplace to deploy an app onto your VM.
Use the VM directly
Terminal, files, firewall, snapshots — operate the VM your way.
Billing & credits
VM pricing, how credits work, and top-ups.
What's new
Recent platform changes, dashboard updates, and marketplace additions.