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Krova Cloud review

#13 of 22 in Docker VPS Hosting

API-driven microVMs run Docker with root access, private networking, and managed HTTPS ingress.

7.2/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Krova Cloud offers Cubes: isolated Linux virtual machines with their own kernel and full root access. Developers can choose vCPU, RAM, disk, and an operating-system image, then connect over SSH or manage servers through the web dashboard and API. Docker and Docker Compose can run on Cubes, including images with Docker preinstalled, alongside databases, web apps, and other Linux workloads. That makes the service a fit for developers who want configurable Linux environments and programmatic provisioning rather than a managed application platform.

The smallest listed Cube configuration starts at $2.92 per month, billed by the minute while running. That monthly figure assumes continuous operation; powering off a Cube stops compute charges, but disk charges continue. The service is paid, with compute billed from prepaid credit. The smallest configuration includes 1 GB RAM and 10 GB storage, so buyers should weigh those limits against their workload before choosing it. This usage-based model may suit intermittent development or test environments, while always-on workloads need to account for ongoing compute and disk costs.

Krova Cloud's infrastructure controls are useful for teams that need direct access: Cubes have private-by-default networking, configurable TCP port forwarding and IP allowlists, plus custom domains with managed HTTPS ingress. Scheduled snapshots can be restored or cloned. Provisioning and management are available through a REST API, CLI, and TypeScript SDK; integrations also include an MCP server, n8n node, and webhooks. Email and documentation are listed support channels. Choose Krova Cloud for Docker workloads that benefit from root access and API-driven microVM management; look elsewhere if you need an ongoing free plan or more included memory in the smallest configuration.

Krova Cloud pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Run Docker and Compose on isolated Linux microVMs with root access.
    • Manage provisioning through a REST API, CLI, and TypeScript SDK.
    • Power off Cubes to stop compute charges while retaining disk.
  • Where it doesn't
    • The smallest configuration includes 1 GB RAM and 10 GB storage.
    • Disk charges continue while a Cube is powered off.
    • The service has no free plan; compute uses prepaid credit.

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