Host Your Rust Server on the Decentralized Cloud
Host your own Rust dedicated server on the Flux decentralized cloud. Survive, build, and dominate. Deploy across 50+ countries with DDoS protection and 99.9% uptime. Plans from $5.79/month — first month free for new users.
Experience the power of decentralized cloud infrastructure built on Web3 technology
Launch your game server in under 30 seconds with automated deployment

Enterprise-grade DDoS protection keeps your server online during attacks

Choose from 50+ countries worldwide to minimize latency for players

Real-time performance monitoring with automatic alerts
Only pay for resources you use with transparent, flexible pricing

Distributed network architecture ensures maximum availability

Save up to 70% compared to traditional cloud providers

No single point of failure across thousands of independent nodes
Rust is the hardcore multiplayer survival game by Facepunch Studios — you spawn with a rock, gather wood, stone and metal, craft weapons, build and fortify a base, then defend it from other players who want to raid you. Running your own dedicated server puts you in charge of the slot count, the wipe cycle, Oxide/uMod plugins and the rules. (This is Rust the game, not the Rust programming language.)
Most Rust hosts run on a few centralized data centres. Flux spreads your server across a decentralized network of thousands of independent nodes in 50+ countries, so there is no single point of failure and you can place your server close to your players for low latency. Deployment is fully automated: the required ports (28015 game, 28016 RCON, 28017 Steam query) are opened for you, DDoS protection is always on, and the mandatory monthly Facepunch force-wipe update is handled automatically. You manage everything — console, files, backups and monitoring — from one dashboard, with pay-as-you-go pricing and no contracts.
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8GB (~50 slots), 10GB (~100), or 12GB (~200 players).
Choose your edition and a region near your players.
Your Rust dedicated server is live almost instantly.
A Vanilla Rust server plays exactly as Facepunch ships it — default gather rates and pure, competitive survival, the way the developers intended. A modded server uses the Oxide/uMod framework to load server-side plugins: kits, teleports, economies, custom events, raidable bases and thousands more. Players join both with the standard Rust client — no client-side downloads are ever required, because Oxide runs entirely on the server. You can start Vanilla and add Oxide later, ideally on a wipe so everyone begins fresh. Read our full Vanilla vs modded guide to decide.
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CPU, RAM and the ports (28015/28016/28017) you need.
What Oxide/uMod is and which to choose.
Forced, weekly and blueprint (BP) wipes explained.
No single point of failure, no vendor lock-in, dedicated resources, DDoS and 30s deploys.
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