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Leafcloud Managed Kubernetes

Heat recycling powered computing

Core Product

Containers Framework Docker Kubernetes
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Information Resources

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What is Leafcloud Managed Kubernetes?

Launched in 2024, Leafcloud Managed Kubernetes simplifies cluster management by automating provisioning, maintenance, and scaling. This lets developers focus on app development without worrying about infrastructure. The platform has an easy-to-use interface for deployment and monitoring, keeping clusters secure and up-to-date.

Leafcloud Sustainable Initiative

Leafcloud is a Dutch cloud computing provider, founded in 2019, that brings a green, open, and affordable alternative to the increasing power demand and carbon emissions of the cloud industry. Key features of their sustainable cloud computing model are:

Heat Reuse: Leafcloud captures and reuses server heat to warm buildings like apartments, nursing homes, hotels, and pools, cutting down on fossil fuel use.

Energy Efficiency: Servers are housed in existing structures, reducing the need for new data centers and repurposing about 85% of heat for local heating systems.

Decentralized Infrastructure: Instead of traditional data centers, Leafcloud places servers in urban areas where heat can be effectively used, maximizing energy efficiency and minimizing waste.

Carbon-Negative Operations: Leafcloud claims to be carbon-negative, removing more CO2 from the atmosphere than it emits, thanks to its heat reuse strategy and efficient operations.

Sustainability Metrics: Leafcloud uses Energy Re-use Effectiveness (ERE) to measure its sustainability, with an ERE around 0.15—about ten times more efficient than the average data center with an ERE of 1.67.

Through these efforts, Leafcloud not only provides a sustainable cloud solution but also helps reduce the cloud industry’s overall carbon footprint.

Features

Service Types

Containers
Framework

Functions Runtimes

Node.js

Container Runtimes

Docker
Kubernetes
Managed Kubernetes

Execution Limits and Resource Quotas

Min. Memory
4000MB
Max. Memory
1024GB
Default Timeout
Max. Timeout
Request Payload
Response Payload

Compliance Certificates

GDPR
ISO 27001
SOC 1
SOC 2

Regional Availability

Deployment Scope
Regional
Regions
EU
Points of Presence
1

Sustainabilty

Green Energy
Last modified: September 6, 2024

*Information is subject to change. Please consult the official Leafcloud Managed Kubernetes website for more details.