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Welcome to the Aruba Cloud Knowledge Base. Choose a topic from the menu or start a search. Aruba Cloud is the IaaS (Infrastructure as a Service) system that lets you create and connect one or more virtual machines, using them and paying for them as if they were services.

Aruba Cloud is a safe, fully scalable, fast solution that can be customized to suit your needs.

WS19-001 - Windows 2019 64bit Cloud Server Pro service guide Cloud Server Smart service guide

WS12-001 - Windows 2012 64bit Cloud Server Pro service guide Cloud Server Smart service guide

JTS-001 - CentOS 8 64Bit - Jitsi

WS22-001 - Windows 2022 64bit Cloud Server Pro service guide Cloud Server Smart service guide

NXC-001 - CentOS 8 64bit - Nextcloud

ADW-020 - Windows 2012 R2 64bit - SQL Server 2014 Express Cloud Server Pro service guide Cloud Server Smart service guide

ADW-120 - Windows 2019 64bit - SQL Server 2016 Express Cloud Server Pro service guide Cloud Server Smart service guide

1.1 What is a load balancer?

1.1 What are scheduled tasks?

1.1 General description of the Aruba Cloud service

1.1.1 The rules associated with a load balancer

1.1.1 Aruba Cloud services and the location of provision

1.1.2 HTTPS Protocol with LeastConn algorithm: public certificate and private key

1.1.2 Time zone and use of Aruba Cloud services

1.1.3 Shared responsibility model

1.1.4 Certificates in use on Cloud Panels

1.1.5 Ownership of assets

1.2 Setting the time of a scheduled task

1.2 Adding a load balancer

1.2 Technical features of the Aruba Cloud service

1.3 Adding a scheduled task

1.3 Managing a load balancer

1.3 Why choose the Aruba Cloud service?

1.3.1 Differences between Cloud PRO and Cloud VPS Cloud Server Pro service guide Cloud Server Smart service guide

1.3.2 Bandwidth and traffic Cloud Server Pro service guide Cloud Server Smart service guide

1.4 Enable/Disable a scheduled task

1.4 Deleting a load balancer

1.5 Edit/Delete a scheduled task

1.6 Recurring scheduled tasks

1.7 Uses of recurring scheduled tasks

10.1 Connecting a Cloud Server to the Internet Cloud Server Pro service guide Cloud Server Smart service guide

10.1.1 Buy new public IPs Cloud Server Pro service guide

10.1.2 Associate the public IP from your control Panel Cloud Server Pro service guide

10.1.4 How to make connections configured in Windows servers effective Cloud Server Pro service guide

10.1.5 How to make connections configured in Linux servers effective Cloud Server Pro service guide

10.1.6 How to make connections configured in Linux Debian and Ubuntu servers effective Cloud Server Pro service guide

10.1.7 How to make connections configured in Linux openSuse servers effective Cloud Server Pro service guide

10.2 Multi-IP Cloud Server Pro service guide

10.2.1 Creating a Cloud Server with Multiple IPs Cloud Server Pro service guide

10.2.2 Configuring Multiple IPs on an existing Windows Cloud Server Cloud Server Pro service guide

10.2.3 Configuring Multiple IPs on an existing Linux Cloud Server Cloud Server Pro service guide

10.2.4 Configuring Multiple IPs on an existing Debian and Ubuntu Cloud Server Cloud Server Pro service guide

10.2.5 Configuring Multiple IPs on an existing openSuse Cloud Server Cloud Server Pro service guide

10.3 Set up Reverse DNS on a Public IP Cloud Server Pro service guide Cloud Server Smart service guide

10.4 IPv6

10.5 How to disconnect Cloud Servers from a public network Cloud Server Pro service guide

12.1 Plesk licenses - Versions and Extensions

12.2 Buying a Plesk license

12.2.1 Installing Plesk using a Cloud Server (Windows or Linux) graphic interface

12.2.2 Configure and register a Plesk license on a Cloud Server (Windows or Linux)

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