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HepCloud Documentation

HepCloud runs cloud servers hosted in Türkiye. You manage them from the console, through the API, or with Terraform.

Create your first server

A five-minute walkthrough from sign-up to your first SSH connection.

Managing your server

Power actions, resizing, rebuilding, console and deletion.

SSH keys

Create a key, add it to the console, connect without a password.

Firewalls

Decide which traffic can reach your server.

Balance and billing

Hourly charging, the monthly cap and topping up.

IP addresses and rDNS

Static IPv4, reverse DNS and the mail port policy.

Command line and Terraform

Point the tools you already use at our endpoint.

Troubleshooting

Connection failures, lockouts, payments and API errors.

What you get

  • Cloud servers — ready in minutes, billed hourly. Charges run until you delete the server (a powered-off server still reserves resources, so it is still billed); once the monthly cap is reached, nothing more is charged that month.
  • Firewalls — start from templates (SSH only, web server) or write rules yourself; applied to a server with one click.
  • SSH keys — add your key once and it is injected into every new server; keyless setups get a one-time root password.
  • IP and rDNS management — a static IPv4 per server, rDNS editable from the console.
  • Browser console — even if SSH is unreachable, noVNC puts you at the machine.
  • Turkish console and documentation — invoices issued in Türkiye, payments via 3D Secure.

hcloud compatibility

The HepCloud API is compatible with the widely used hcloud API standard. Your existing tooling keeps working: the hcloud-go SDK, the hcloud Terraform provider and command line tools can be pointed at HepCloud by changing only the endpoint and the token.

Already using Terraform?

You can migrate without touching your infrastructure code — one endpoint line in the provider is enough. Commands and a worked example: Command line and Terraform.

Getting help

Every page in the console links to the matching documentation. If you get stuck, check Troubleshooting first; if it isn't there, get in touch.

You can follow what changed in the panel and the API on the Changelog page.