What is Redwood Elastic VM?
Redwood built Redwood Elastic VM for workloads that outgrow DIY setups: consistent latency, honest limits, and one-line failover between zones. The service bills by the minute, scales vertically and horizontally, and exposes every metric through an open API. Redwood operates it as a fully managed service: patching, capacity, and failover are handled upstream, while access controls and spend alerts stay in your hands.
Key features
- Role-based access control with audit logging
- Drop-in Terraform provider and CloudFormation templates
- 99.95% or better regional SLA with service credits
- Live migration for planned maintenance, no downtime window
- Granular metrics exported to your own monitoring stack
- SOC 2 Type II audited controls on every plan tier
Typical use cases
- Staging environments that mirror production configurations
- SaaS platforms scaling from first customer to full estate
- Regulated workloads that require audit trails and data residency
- Internal platforms serving dozens of product teams
Why Redwood?
Redwood publishes list prices for every region and never gates core capabilities behind enterprise-only tiers. Capacity is pre-provisioned, so the performance you benchmark in a sandbox is the performance you get in production. And because egress rates are flat, the bill at the end of the month matches the estimate you made at the start.
Getting started
Create an account, pick a region, and the default configuration is live in under a minute. The quickstart walks through your first deployment in about ten minutes, and the managed Terraform module turns the same setup into code you can review.
