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GreenCloud Computing

Decentralized sustainable functions

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Functions Database Edge Compute
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What is GreenCloud Computing?

GreenCloud Computing focuses on reducing the carbon emission from cloud compute. The platform started in 2023, offering a refreshing and sustainable solution to remediate the ever growing energy consumption of datacenters. GreenCloud doesn’t rely on traditional datacenters but sources their processing power from machines powered by green energy.

Focus

GreenCloud Computing is completely powered by verifiable renewable energy. Anyone who generates solar power can subscribe to GreenCloud and get paid for the processing power they share with the network. It’s as easy as installing the software on your computer or server and defining the recources you want to allocate to the platform.

Key Features

With GreenCloud you can write Serverless functions that can be scheduled, scripted or accessed by a unique URL. You can store up to 1mb of state storage per function to be used however you see fit. Functions can be linked together using the output of one as the input to another as such meaning you can build a serverless solution that scales to the requirements of your solution.

GreenCloud Computing has an API and is ideal for serverless cronjobs, since cron invocations are also built into the platform. Another unique feature of GreenCloud Computing is the support for PHP and Ruby, two programming languages we don’t see often in Wasm-based Products.

You can try out GreenCloud by signing up and claiming 500 free Serverless Function calls.

Features

Deployment Models

Functions
Database
Edge Compute

Functions Supported Languages

C#
Chrome V8
Containerd
Go
JavaScript
NodeJS
Ruby
Rust
TypeScript

Execution Limits and Resource Quotas

Min. Memory
1024 MB
Max. Memory
Default Timeout
Max. Timeout
100 s
Request Payload
16 MB
Response Payload
16 MB

Regional Availability

Deployment Scope
UK
Points of Presence

Sustainabilty

Green Energy
Last modified: February 2, 2024

*Information is subject to change. Please consult the official GreenCloud Computing website for more details.