Flux Decentralized Cloud
Decentralized cloud network of user-run FluxNodes that host Docker apps, WordPress and other workloads.
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Flux key facts
| Category | Decentralized compute |
|---|---|
| Platforms | Web, API |
| Company | InFlux Technologies |
| Open source | AGPL-3.0 (FluxOS) |
What is Flux?
Flux is a decentralized cloud computing network where user-operated FluxNodes host Docker containers and apps such as WordPress. Its homepage reports 6,623 nodes in 67 countries as of May 2026. InFlux Technologies offers managed services, and a Flux Foundation funded by block rewards supports network growth.
Flux pros and cons
- Supports Docker containers and deployment from Git
- Nodes spread across 67 countries per the homepage
- FluxOS code is public under AGPL-3.0
- Hands-on support is a separate managed service from InFlux Technologies
- Node counts on the site are point-in-time figures
- No published per-resource price on the homepage
Flux FAQ
What is Flux?
Flux is a decentralized cloud computing network where user-operated FluxNodes host Docker containers and apps such as WordPress. Its homepage reports 6,623 nodes in 67 countries as of May 2026. InFlux Technologies offers managed services, and a Flux Foundation funded by block rewards supports network growth.
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Sources: Flux: official site, Flux: Homepage, Flux: GitHub RunOnFlux/flux. Data as of Sep 26, 2026.
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