Hosted Pulse, without running the server yourself.
Pulse Cloud is the hosted deployment model for Pulse. You get a real Pulse tenant, the same runtime self-hosted users run, while install, upgrades, and the hosted edge are handled for you.
A real Pulse tenant
Your hosted deployment is a dedicated Pulse instance, not a thin dashboard on top of shared state.
Managed for you
Provisioning, upgrades, licensing, and the hosted edge are owned by the Pulse Cloud control plane.
Works on your phone
A hosted tenant uses the same phone-friendly web interface as self-hosted Pulse.
Where Pulse Cloud is today
Hosted signups are not open yet. The self-hosted product is the current focus, so hosted capacity is paused rather than half-launched. If you want a hosted Pulse tenant, register your interest and I'll email you when signups open: no waitlist spam, just the one email.
Register InterestManaged does not mean shallow
A hosted tenant watches your infrastructure with the same depth self-hosted Pulse does: Proxmox, Docker, Kubernetes, TrueNAS, vSphere, backups, and disk health included.
- A dedicated hosted Pulse tenant under the Pulse Cloud control plane.
- Managed deployment lifecycle instead of manual install, upgrade, and host patching.
- Access from anywhere without exposing a runtime yourself.
- The Pulse experience for teams who do not want to own the infrastructure stack.
What it is not
- Not a different product. It is the hosted deployment model for the same Pulse core.
- Not the right fit if you want to own the runtime, the upgrade timing, and the environment. Self-hosted stays first-class.
Why it is not open yet
- The self-hosted product comes first. Hosted capacity is paused, not half-launched.
- When signups open, hosted tenants go through the same release line self-hosted users run, not a separate fork.
- Registering interest gets you one email when it opens. Nothing else.
When Pulse Cloud makes sense
Good fit
- You want Pulse outcomes without operating another server.
- You want managed upgrades and a hosted edge handled for you.
- You are happy to wait for hosted signups to open properly instead of an early half-supported version.
Choose self-hosted instead
- You want Pulse today: self-hosted is live now and free to start.
- Your monitoring data must stay inside your own environment.
- You already run infrastructure and one more container is trivial for you.