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Cloud server
Create the cloud server your business needs
Cloud servers do not require buying hardware. Create a virtual server in the panel, choose CPU, RAM, disk and operating system, and pay hourly.
Get startedPricing calculator
- Pay by the hour for the time you use
- Estimate costs before provisioning
- Tehran data centers
Cloud server specifications
web-01Example server summary
- Operating system
- Ubuntu
- CPU
- 2cores
- Memory
- 4GB
- Disk
- 50GB
- Public IP
203.0.113.24- Sign in
- With an SSH key or administrator password
Cloud server
What you get
All these capabilities are available for every cloud server from the client panel.
| Capability | Description |
|---|---|
| Operating system imageOS images | Select an operating system from the panel's image list, such as Ubuntu, Debian, Rocky Linux or Windows Server. Reinstall the operating system whenever necessary. |
| SSH keySSH keys | Register your public key once and select it when creating a server. Administrator password login is also available. |
| Public IPPublic IP | Allocate a public IP for internet access, then attach it to or detach it from the server. |
| Private networkPrivate network | Connect the server to your project's private network for communication without the internet. You can also specify the internal IP. |
| Cloud firewallSecurity groups | Define inbound and outbound rules by protocol, port and IP, and apply them to the server. |
| Snapshots and backupsSnapshots & backups | Take a disk snapshot before important changes and restore to it when needed. You can also create a new server from a disk backup. |
| Resize from the panelResize | Increase CPU, RAM and disk without creating a new server. Disks only grow, and some infrastructures require stopping the server to change CPU and RAM. Costs follow the new resources. |
| Console and server controlConsole & power | Connect through the web console and start, stop or restart the server. |
| Usage chartsMetrics | Review server resource usage in the panel. |
Comparison
Cloud Server or Dedicated Server?
Cloud servers are sufficient and flexible for most workloads. Choose a dedicated server when you need all the performance of a physical machine.
| Cloud serverCloud Server | Bare metalBare Metal | |
|---|---|---|
| Hardware | A virtual server with separate resources on cloud infrastructure | A complete physical server that is not shared |
| Startup | Create and manage it yourself in the panel | Specifications are determined by project requirements |
| Resize resources | Change CPU, RAM and disk without creating a new server; disks only grow | Limited to that server's hardware capacity |
| Payment | Hourly, based on selected resources and how long the server exists | Based on server configuration |
| Who it is for | Websites, APIs, testing environments and internal applications | Compute-intensive workloads and applications requiring separate servers |
Get started
From registration to a running server in four steps
Sign up and create a project
Create an account and open a project for your servers.
Choose operating system and resources
Select an image, CPU, memory and disk, then estimate costs before provisioning.
Configure access and networking
Set an SSH key or administrator password, private network, firewall and public IP.
Create and connect
Once provisioned, connect through SSH or the panel's web console.
ssh -i ~/.ssh/id_ed25519 user@203.0.113.24Scenarios
Cloud servers for your team's everyday work
Common scenarios with suggested starting configurations and companion services.
Websites and web applications
Web appRun a website, store or management panel. As traffic grows, add servers and distribute traffic with a load balancer.
Example configuration:2 cores · 4 GB RAM · 50 GB disk
APIs and back-end services
API backendExpose the API through a public IP and firewall, while keeping internal queues and caches on the private network.
Example configuration:4 cores · 8 GB RAM · 80 GB disk
Test environments
StagingCreate a test environment beside production, take snapshots before changes and delete the server after testing to stop charges.
Example configuration:1 core · 2 GB RAM · 25 GB disk
Internal business tools
Internal toolsRun your team's wiki, dashboard or ticket system, restricting access to office IPs through the firewall.
Example configuration:2 cores · 4 GB RAM · 80 GB disk
Features
What is included
The main capabilities of Cloud server at a glance.
Choose and adjust resources
Choose CPU, RAM and disk to suit your needs. Increase resources without creating a new server. Disks can only grow; some infrastructures require stopping a server to change CPU or memory. Costs are recalculated for the new resources.
Operating system
Choose Ubuntu, Debian, Rocky Linux or Windows Server when creating a server.
Network
Connect the server to the internet or your project's private network.
Manage everything on one page
Start and stop the server, and manage its disks, firewall and resources on the same page.
Use cases
Who it is for
- Websites and online stores
- Software development and testing
- Internal business applications
Recommended
Related services
Services commonly used alongside Cloud server.
Private network
Private NetworkAn isolated internal network connecting each project's servers
Firewall
Cloud FirewallChoose who can access your servers and from where
Frequently asked questions
Before you start
What problem does Cloud server solve?
Buying and maintaining physical servers takes time and money. As your business grows, a fixed-capacity server can quickly become insufficient.
What is Cloud server suitable for?
Cloud server supports use cases such as Websites and online stores, Software development and testing, Internal business applications. The right choice depends on your project's technical and operational requirements.
How do I get started with Cloud server?
Read the product guide and estimate costs in the calculator, then create the service in your chosen project in the client panel.
Get started with Cloud server
Register, estimate costs before provisioning and pay hourly for the time you use the service.