Futrou Cloud

What is Futrou Cloud?

Futrou Cloud is the managed side of the platform — the dashboard at cloud.futrou.com, its REST API, and everything to do with accounts: workspaces and projects, billing and credit, team members and roles, and login.

Futrou Cloud doesn’t run your containers, proxy your traffic, or serve your DNS itself. It stores configuration and coordinates Futrou Nasua instances to do that work — see Architecture for how the two fit together.

Public and private regions

Out of the box, Futrou Cloud gives you access to Futrou’s own public regions — servers Futrou operates, ready to use without any infrastructure of your own. You can also connect your own servers as a private region, running Futrou Nasua on hardware you control, and manage it through the same dashboard, billing, and team access as everything else.

What Futrou Cloud adds on top of Futrou Nasua

Futrou Nasua on its own is a complete orchestrator with no concept of accounts. Futrou Cloud is the account and access layer built on top of it:

• A web dashboard for every service, across every region.
• Workspaces and projects, so resources are grouped and scoped sensibly.
• Member roles and per-project access restrictions.
• SSO (Google, Microsoft, GitHub, GitLab) and OAuth2 login for tools like Futrou CLI and Futrou MCP.
• Billing, credit, and usage limits.
• Futrou MCP support, so AI coding agents get the same workspace-scoped access a person has through the dashboard.

API and Futrou CLI

Futrou Cloud exposes a REST API with the same core schema as Futrou Nasua’s own API — Futrou CLI uses the same commands against either one, so scripts and workflows built against Futrou Cloud carry over directly to a standalone Futrou Nasua server, and vice versa.