Run digital infrastructure with local context and global ambition
Dynaiz Cloud is a cloud infrastructure and orchestration platform hosted with Nigerian context in mind. It lets individuals and companies provision, manage, secure, monitor and pay for cloud resources through a single interface, while infrastructure partners provide the underlying compute, storage and networking. Dynaiz owns the customer experience, orchestration, billing, security, monitoring and support layers.
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Platform
- Console and sign-in
- Billing and ledger
- Quotas and audit
- Support and incidents
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Services
- Instances and containers
- Object storage and backups
- DNS and private networks
- Firewalls, public IPs and load balancers
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Status
In development
Platform built, infrastructure staged
Operational visibility
Monitoring, logs, alerts and incident handling sit inside the platform rather than beside it. Reconciliation runs continuously and reports drift (the gap between what the platform believes exists and what the provider actually has) because in infrastructure the expensive failures are the quiet ones.
Offer functionalities
- Compute instances and containers
- Object storage and scheduled backups
- DNS, private networks and public IPs
- Firewalls and load balancers
- Usage-based billing on a double-entry ledger
01 Background
Dynaiz Cloud is two businesses stacked on top of each other. The bottom one is infrastructure: physical machines in a building with power and network. The top one is the platform: the software that turns those machines into a product someone can buy. They have completely different economics, and confusing them is how cloud projects die.
Between them sits a single provider interface. Everything in the platform is written against it, and nothing above it knows or cares which provider is underneath. That seam is the whole trick: it lets the business start by reselling somebody else's capacity and move down the stack over time without rebuilding the customer, billing or identity systems.
02 The Challenges
Cloud is not only a technical decision for an African business. It is a currency decision, a regulatory decision and a support decision, and the three usually pull in different directions.
What local buyers are actually weighing up
- Data residency and regulatory pressure
- Foreign-exchange exposure on dollar invoices
- Latency to distant regions
- Support that does not share your working day
03 The Solution
The route is deliberately staged: run against a simulator, then resell a provider's virtual machine API, then rent bare metal and run our own hypervisor on it, then take space in a shared data centre, and only then own the building. Each step buys more control and more margin, and each step costs more to run.
Because the platform is written against one provider interface, moving between those stages is a change underneath the seam, not a rewrite above it. Customers keep their accounts, their billing history and their resources while the thing running them changes shape.
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Cloud infrastructure and orchestration with Nigerian context built in. Instances, storage, networking, billing and monitoring in one console.
- An invitation before general availability, in the order people joined.
- Founding-user pricing on the plan you start with.
- A direct line to the team building it, so what you need gets heard early.
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