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CloudJiffy vs LucidLink

A detailed comparison to help you choose between CloudJiffy and LucidLink.

Quick Verdict

3.2/5

CloudJiffy

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4.0/5

LucidLink

0 reviews

LucidLink is rated higher (4.0 vs 3.2). CloudJiffy is a PaaS provider offering automatic vertical and horizontal scaling for Java, Node.js, PHP, Ruby, and Docker. EU datacenters with pay-per-use billing per resource consumed. LucidLink turns S3 object storage into a shared, streaming cloud filesystem for teams working with large files.

CloudJiffy

CloudJiffy

PaaS with auto-scaling containers in EU

LucidLink

LucidLink

Cloud file streaming for teams: a shared filesystem on top of S3 object storage

Overview
Rating3.2 (0 reviews)4.0 (0 reviews)✓
Pricing modelpaidpaid
Starting priceFrom $0.83/mo✓From $7/mo
Best forTeams wanting managed PaaS with EU or Indian data residency and traffic-driven autoscaling — agencies, spiky SaaS prototypes, Java/PHP stacks — who accept Virtuozzo toolingCreative and production teams (video, audio, VFX, design) with large shared files and distributed members who need one live filesystem without syncing or shipping drives.
Specifications (entry plan)
CPU cores——
RAM0.1 GB—
Storage20 GB—
Bandwidth——
SLA uptime——
Data-center count3—
€/GB RAM/mo€8.30—
Features
IPv6
DDoS protection
Automated backups✓
Snapshots
Managed option
Bare metal
GPU available
S3-compatible
Hourly billing✓
Free tier
Data-center locations
Regions
Pune, India; Frankfurt, Germany; Los Angeles, USA
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Tags
Tags
free tiermanaged optioneu datacenterapi access
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CloudJiffy

Pros

  • + Pay-per-use cloudlet billing — reserved cloudlets from $0.001143/hour with volume discounts
  • + Free backups with free restores and no storage limits, plus 20 GB free disk per environment
  • + Fully managed platform: patching, container isolation, wiring and scaling handled for you
  • + Three regions including Frankfurt (EU) and Pune (India) for data residency
  • + Auto vertical and horizontal scaling driven by real traffic, not declared server size

Cons

  • - No numeric uptime SLA or public incident history published
  • - Virtuozzo/Jelastic ecosystem: thin third-party docs and real platform lock-in
  • - Small company (Leapswitch Networks, Pune) behind a niche platform
  • - Public marketing pages contain unedited template placeholder content
  • - No permanent free tier — 14-day trial with significant feature limits
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LucidLink

Pros

  • + Streams large shared files on demand — no full downloads before work starts
  • + Zero-knowledge encryption: the vendor cannot read customer content
  • + Transparent published per-member pricing with included storage per seat
  • + Built on S3, with bring-your-own-S3 on Enterprise for storage-substrate flexibility
  • + 30-day free trial without a credit card; desktop, mobile and web clients
  • + TeamCache add-on brings cloud files to on-prem users at LAN speed

Cons

  • - Storage overage of $7-8 per 100 GB is roughly $70-80 per TB per month — far above raw S3
  • - Starter tier is tightly capped: 10 members, 1 filespace, 1 TB, and no snapshot recovery
  • - Specialized for file-streaming workloads; wrong shape for databases or block storage
  • - No published region list or public uptime SLA outside Enterprise discussions
  • - Client and control-plane dependency on a mid-size specialist vendor
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