What we believe a hosted server should be
- Named. A server lives on a node with a name, a port with a number & a power draw with a figure. If we cannot tell you where it runs, we are not hosting it.
- Protocol-shaped. The server speaks the transports the spec defines & lists the tools the SDK registers. We add an endpoint & a registry, never a dialect.
- Reversible. Every version restores with its schema & its secrets. A deploy you cannot undo is a migration, & we do not do those by accident.
- Accountable in kilowatts. Each node draws 14.5 kW & we plan the pod around that number, not around a hope.
How we work
Small pods, engineered as units. Cabinets & containers for sites that are not data centres. One node type, so every runbook applies to every rack. Support from the people who cabled the row.
Where we are
Pods are hosted in colocation facilities; cabinets & containers ship to you. Write to hello@nodemode.dev & an engineer answers.