Cloud hosting for logistics and mobility in Rwanda.
Fleet tracking, dispatch and delivery platforms generate constant small writes from the field. That traffic should not be crossing an ocean.
The problem this sector actually has
A vehicle sending position updates every few seconds, a rider app polling for jobs, a warehouse scanner syncing stock: all of it is chatty, latency-sensitive traffic from inside Rwanda to a server that is usually outside it.
Short path, less latency
Devices in Rwanda talking to a server in Rwanda take a local route. On a chatty protocol that difference compounds across every request.
Time series and telemetry
Columnar analytics for position and event history, caching for live dispatch state, and dashboards for operations, running side by side.
No egress bill for your own telemetry
Traffic leaving the platform is not metered separately, so pulling your own data back for analysis does not create a second invoice.
Two regions for an always-on service
Dispatch cannot stop. Run across both regions, or keep a warm standby 130 km away.
What logistics teams run here
Deployed pre-configured into the Kigali or Huye region, with credentials issued at first boot. You pay for the server, not the software.
Questions
Does hosting in Rwanda reduce latency for our drivers?
For users and devices inside Rwanda, yes. The path stays local instead of transiting Europe and back.
Can you handle high write volumes?
Measured on a customer instance in Kigali: 48,600 random read and 20,800 random write IOPS on an encrypted volume. Ask for the raw fio output.
What if a region goes down?
Run in both, or keep a standby in the second region. Recovery targets get scoped and tested against your workload.
Tell us what you are running.
One conversation with someone who runs the regions. No pitch deck. If the honest answer is that you do not need us, we will say so.
Put it in Rwanda.
Launch from the console in minutes, or call the team in Kigali.
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