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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.

15.2 Create a personal template Cloud Server Pro service guide

15.3 Edit a personal template Cloud Server Pro service guide

15.4 Delete a personal template Cloud Server Pro service guide

15.5 Clone a personal template on multiple Data Centers Cloud Server Pro service guide

16.1 Basic infrastructure

16.1.1 Setting up Disaster Recovery policies

16.1.2 Setting up Business Continuity systems

16.2 Create a private network between multiple Cloud Servers in different data centers Cloud Server Pro service guide

16.2.1 Configuration of Windows server Cloud Server Pro service guide

16.2.2 Configuration of Linux server Cloud Server Pro service guide

16.3 Horizontally and\or vertical scaling

3.1 Create and configure a Cloud Server

3.1.1 Create and configure a Cloud Server VPS Cloud Server Smart service guide

3.1.1.1 Upgrade the resources of your Cloud Server VPS Cloud Server Smart service guide

3.2 Create and configure a Cloud Server PRO Cloud Server Pro service guide

3.2.1 Hypervisor: differences between the systems offered Cloud Server Pro service guide Cloud Server Smart service guide

3.2.2 Choosing the Operating System Cloud Server Pro service guide Cloud Server Smart service guide

3.2.3 How to set the vCPU size Cloud Server Pro service guide

3.2.4 How to set the RAM size Cloud Server Pro service guide

3.2.5 How to set the hard disk sizes Cloud Server Pro service guide

3.2.5.1 Adding a hard disk Cloud Server Pro service guide

3.2.5.2 Partitioning and formatting an added hard drive Cloud Server Pro service guide

3.2.5.3 Expanding a hard disk Cloud Server Pro service guide

3.2.5.4 How to re-partition and format a hard drive to which space has been added Cloud Server Pro service guide

3.2.6 Choosing a Name and Password

3.2.6.1 Adding an SSH key for templates on Linux OS

3.3 Upgrade/downgrade resources for your Cloud Server Pro Cloud Server Pro service guide

4.1 Accessing the Cloud Servers

4.2 Connecting to the Cloud Server service via RDP

4.2.1 Configuring and using external devices connected to the user's client physical machine (Windows)

4.3 Connecting to the Cloud Server via SSH

4.5 Turning off a Cloud Server

4.5.1 Reset Cloud Server: force shutdown and restart

4.6 Resetting the access password

5.1 Connecting and using the Recovery Console

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