CLOUD SERVER ADVANTAGES
Provision virtual machines in real time
Provision virtual machines quickly using Fast-Provisioning technology.
Elastic resource scaling
Upgrade virtual machine resources on demand using hot-add for CPU, RAM, storage and other components
Information security
Security and reliability meeting ISO/IEC 27017, the standard written specifically for cloud services, so you can build with confidence and protect servers against serious cyber risk.
High availability and stability
Clustering and resource balancing keep virtual machine performance even, avoiding overload and resource contention.
Cost optimisation
Delivered from cloud infrastructure, which substantially reduces the cost of building and investing in network infrastructure. Pay-as-you-go or upfront billing means customers pay only for what they use.
A range of service plans
Choose the service plan that fits your workload, whether that is a web application, a database or a community platform
CLOUD SERVER PRICING
Cloud computing gives developers and businesses compute that is easy to deploy, scalable and globally available, for any workload and any budget
Service plans | CPU | Ram | Capacity | Bandwidth | Price per month | Register |
Cloud 1 | 2vCPU | 2GB Ram | 25GB NVMe | 3.00 TB | 170,000 VND | |
Cloud 2 | 2vCPU | 2GB Ram | 55GB NVMe | 3.00 TB | 300,000 VND | |
Cloud 3 | 2vCPU | 2GB Ram | 65GB NVMe | 3.00 TB | 507,000 VND | |
Cloud 4 | 2vCPU | 4GB Ram | 80GB NVMe | 3.00 TB | 807,000 VND | |
Cloud 5 | 4vCPU | 8GB Ram | 160GB NVMe | 4.00 TB | 1,000,000 VND | |
Cloud 6 | 6vCPU | 16GB Ram | 320GB NVMe | 5.00 TB | 2,530,000 VND | |
Cloud 7 | 8vCPU | 32GB Ram | 640GB NVMe | 5.00 TB | 4,807,000 VND | |
Cloud 8 | 16vCPU | 64GB Ram | 1280GB NVMe | 10.00 TB | 5,566,000 VND | |
Cloud 9 | 24vCPU | 96GB Ram | 1600GB NVMe | 10.00 TB | 17,710,000 VND |
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Hardware
- Servers — provide the compute capacity to run applications and services.
- Storage — SAN (storage area network) or NAS (network-attached storage) systems to hold data.
- Networking — switches, routers and firewalls to connect and protect the components of the estate.
Software
- Operating system — a server operating system such as Linux or Windows Server to manage the hardware.
- Virtualisation — a hypervisor such as VMware vSphere, Microsoft Hyper-V or KVM to create and manage virtual machines.
- Cloud management — OpenStack, VMware vCloud Suite or Microsoft System Center to manage and automate cloud resources.
Networking
- SDN (software-defined networking) — lets the network be managed and reconfigured flexibly and efficiently.
- VPN (virtual private network) — secures connectivity between private cloud components and remote users.
Security
- Firewall — protects the estate against unauthorised access.
- IDS/IPS — intrusion detection and prevention systems that identify and block threats.
- DLP — data loss prevention, guarding against data leaving the organisation or being accessed improperly.
Management and monitoring
- Management tooling to provision, track and report on resources across the platform.
- Monitoring and alerting so that performance and availability issues are caught early.
Assess requirements and resources
- Define your security, performance and regulatory compliance requirements.
- Review the resources and budget available to build and run private cloud infrastructure.
Choose a deployment model
- Based on those requirements, select the model that fits best: on-premises, hosted, managed or virtual.
Design the architecture
- Specify the hardware and software configuration required.
- Plan for networking, security and data management.
Deploy and configure
- Install hardware and software according to the architectural design.
- Configure cloud services and ensure they integrate with existing systems.
Manage and maintain
- Establish routine management and maintenance procedures.
- Keep the platform patched and upgraded as required.
- Monitor performance, security and regulatory compliance on an ongoing basis.
There are several ways to upload a website, but FTP is the most common.
- When your hosting account is created you are issued with FTP credentials alongside it. Using a client such as FileZilla, CuteFTP or WS_FTP, you can sign in to your server.
- From there the client works much like an ordinary file window: drag and drop your files onto the web server and they will be published online.
Yes. You can upgrade or expand an existing hosting plan without affecting your live website. Any unused balance from the previous plan is credited towards the new one.
