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Free VPS.
20 minutes
a turn.

Real Linux in your browser. Your jobs keep running after you leave.

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IDLE
--nodes online
--regions
--sessions served
--accounts

node telemetry

streaming

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Node network

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How it works

One at a time

A node holds one user. Everyone else waits in line and gets pulled in automatically.

20 minutes

Your terminal closes when the timer hits zero. Background jobs keep running.

Your own account

Every user gets a separate Linux account. Nobody else can see your files or processes.

Fair limits

CPU, RAM and disk are capped per user. Mining, spam and attacks get you banned.

FAQ

rules of the network
What can I run?

Bots, scripts, cron jobs, or just learning Linux. Ubuntu 24.04 with Python, git and tmux ready to go.

What is blocked?

Crypto mining, sending email (ports 25, 465, 587), port scanning, attacks and anything illegal. Breaking the rules gets the account banned and its processes stopped on every node.

Do my programs stop after 20 minutes?

Only your terminal closes. Start long jobs inside tmux or with nohup and they keep running until you come back.

How much CPU, RAM and disk do I get?

Every account has its own limits: up to 1 vCPU, 1 GB RAM and 5 GB of disk per user, so one person can never slow down the whole node.

Is my data private?

Each user has a separate Linux account. Other users cannot see your files or your processes.

Holder perks

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NodeZero OS v0.99
user@node-01: ~20:00
Tip: run jobs inside tmux or with nohup so they survive after your session ends.