1.1 The Cloud Server service

Topics:

• Technical features of service
• Templates available
• Sizes available
• Cloud Server status

The main features of Cloud Servers that you can create and manage are listed below

• hosted in cluster structure with redundant hosts;
• storage SSD with NVMe disks from 20 GB to 120 GB;
• number of vCPUs from 1 to 32;
• vCPU Intel Xeon;
• RAM from 2 to 64;
• option to take snapshots;
• SLA 99.95%;
• network card 1 Gb/s flat;
• unlimited and included traffic.

When creating a Cloud Server, you need to choose which template to use from the available options:

• openSUSE 15
• Debian 11 e 12
• AlmaLinux OS 8 e 9
• Ubuntu Server 20 e 22
• Windows 2019 e 2022

When creating a Cloud Server, after choosing the template, you will be asked to select a size from the available options.:

• General Purpose

  These have a vCPU to RAM ratio of 1 to 2, making them ideal for versatile use of the Cloud Server.

• Ram Oriented

  These have a vCPU to RAM ratio of 1 to 4, making them suitable for Cloud Server use where computing power and high performance are required.

 

A Cloud Server status can be:

• Creating
• Active
• Failed
• Off
• Updating
• Disabling
• Disabled
• Rebooting
• Deleting

When to intervene

• Failed: you can only delete the Cloud Server.
• Disabled:
  • if the Cloud Server has been disabled due to insufficient credit, make a top-up sufficient to cover the cost of the service.;
  • if the Cloud Server has been disabled for suspected spam, open a support request on assistenza.aruba.it.