Every feature you need to manage cloud infrastructure at any scale — from a single hobby project to a fleet of production servers.
Deploy cloud servers, databases, and storage in under 60 seconds. Choose OS, region, size, and SSH key — then click Deploy.
Live CPU, RAM, disk I/O, and network graphs updated every 30 seconds. Set alerts for any metric threshold.
Access your server directly from the browser with a full VNC/SSH console — no local client needed.
Create and apply firewall rule groups across multiple servers. Manage inbound and outbound rules with a visual editor.
Take manual snapshots at any time or enable automated daily backups. Restore to any snapshot in one click.
Manage private networks, floating IPs, reverse DNS, and IPv6 assignments from a single pane of glass.
Invite team members with role-based permissions. Grant read-only, billing-only, or full-access roles per project.
View hourly usage, download PDF invoices, set spending alerts, and manage payment methods — all in one place.
Get notified by email or webhook when servers go down, usage spikes, or invoices are generated.
The LightYear dashboard surfaces the metrics and actions you care about most. No noise, no clutter — just the information you need to keep your infrastructure running smoothly.
Every control panel action is available via our REST API, CLI, and Terraform provider — so you can build, script, and automate your entire infrastructure.
Full-featured REST API with JSON responses. Every control panel action is available as an API endpoint.
The `lightyear` CLI lets you deploy, manage, and monitor resources from your terminal.
Generate scoped API keys with read-only or full-access permissions. Rotate or revoke at any time.
Download the full OpenAPI 3.0 spec to auto-generate SDKs in any language.
Official Terraform provider for infrastructure-as-code deployments.
Subscribe to server lifecycle events and receive real-time POST notifications to your endpoint.
The LightYear control panel is fully responsive and optimised for mobile browsers. Restart a server, check bandwidth usage, or add a firewall rule — all from your phone.