We publish the CPU model. We publish the rack number. The console you log into was built by us — not a re-skinned WHMCS where every action means opening a ticket. Spin up, tear down, rotate keys, rotate certs: it’s all yours, from a flat in Lübeck.
intrvll is a cloud platform built around one rule: we don’t oversell. Every product on this site lives in a rack we can point at on a map. If a slot is gone, the listing is gone — even if it costs us the sale.
You don’t shop for a “c5.large.” You shop for AMD EPYC 9474F · 48C · DDR5 · NVMe Gen5, sitting in Rack 04 · Falkenstein. You deploy it from the same dashboard the listing lives in — no support ticket, no provisioning queue, no waiting for an email reply. When the listing’s gone, the listing’s gone.
Browse the marketplaceRIPE NCC LIR member. Lease an ASN, get a /24 PI prefix, peer at DE-CIX Frankfurt, AMS-IX, FICIX. Same week, not same quarter.
Network products€0.0236/GB hot. €0.0038/GB archive. No mystery "Enterprise Plus." No "premium support" surcharge. The price you see on this page is the invoice.
See storage pricingA password vault. A ticket system. A knowledge base. Cloud or self-hosted, your call. Built in-house, sold at the price our own ops team pays.
Browse softwareNetwork Presence
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Network & Connectivity
We chose each location for one reason above all others: connectivity. Every site sits adjacent to a major European internet exchange. That is a deliberate architecture decision — not a side effect of where we found cheap power.
AMS-IX in Amsterdam and DE-CIX in Frankfurt are the most densely peered internet exchanges on the continent. Our physical presence at both means your traffic reaches virtually any European network with minimal latency and without unnecessary transit hops.
Our Frankfurt and Amsterdam sites are physically inside the buildings that house DE-CIX and AMS-IX — the two largest internet exchanges in Europe. Not virtual peering. Not a nearby PoP. The actual buildings.
We do not lock you into a single upstream provider. Every site is carrier-neutral — bring your own connectivity agreements or connect to the carriers already present in each facility.
Every device in the path — from top-of-rack switch to uplink port — is hardware we selected, racked and own outright. No shared infrastructure, no mystery middle boxes, no surprises.
Every byte stays inside EU or Swiss jurisdiction. Our Zürich site specifically serves customers who require Swiss-law data residency on top of GDPR compliance. That is not a sales line — it is a hard architectural constraint.
From the team — Lübeck, May 2026
Most European cloud providers fall into two camps. The hyperscalers charge a 60% margin to host your data on the same Hetzner hardware you could rent yourself. The budget VPS shops will sell you a slot, then sell that slot eight more times.
We don’t have a third strategy. We just refuse to play either game. Every cluster we operate has a known rack count, a known slot count, and a real number behind it. If a row in Frankfurt fills up, we close the listing and order more hardware. We’d rather lose a sale than fake the inventory.
Astrava UG is six people in Lübeck — the Hanseatic city we grew up in and where the company is registered. We build our own dashboard, our own billing, our own provisioning. None of it is a re-skinned WHMCS. If you want to spin up a VM, lease an ASN, or rotate a TLS cert at 11pm on a Saturday, you do it. The phone exists for the hard problems, not for paperwork.
— Kyle, on behalf of Astrava UGLübeck · still answering email
Public log · last edited 12 Mar 2026
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Two of us, a leased single dedicated box in Nuremberg, and a Slack workspace called #cloud-but-honest. We told nobody until the marketplace UI — which we wrote ourselves, no WHMCS — was live.
Two racks, 49 1U slots each. We carried the first switches in by hand. The marketplace flipped from "leased" to "owned" hardware on January 11th.
AS-set sponsored, /22 PI prefix in hand, peering at DE-CIX and AMS-IX. opncdn public went GA in October — €0.008/GB and a single TLS profile.
Warsaw goes live in April — 2 racks at the start, the same 49-slot pattern. Customer-side status webhooks ship the same week, so your monitoring sees an outage before our marketing page does.
A v6-only VPS tier (€3.50/mo, no NAT) for people who don't need legacy IPv4. Object storage cross-region replication between Falkenstein and Amsterdam.
Sales emails go to a real human in Lübeck who replies within an EU business day — no discovery call, no script. For everything else (provisioning, billing, certs, key rotation) the console does it. We build it ourselves so you don’t have to ask permission.
Or reply to this page in your head and forget about it. We’re here either way.
