Virtual machines for application services and working environments
The console and API cover the full instance lifecycle, from creation to snapshot, from the same entry point.
Full instance lifecycle
Create, start, stop, reboot, suspend, resume, or shelve an instance from the console and orchestration tasks.
Linux & Windows (BYOL) Ready
Standard Linux images provided out of the box. Windows is supported with your own license. Use cloud-init for automated configuration and bootstrapping.
Resize, snapshots, and volumes
Resize an instance, create a snapshot, or attach block storage without leaving the console/API flow.
Included operations
- Multiple instance sizes from 1 to 64 vCPUs
- NVMe SSD storage
- Linux support, Windows with BYOL
- Resize and snapshots
- SSH/RDP access
- Custom firewall rules
Useful for
VMs for websites, APIs, workers, internal tools, and test environments, sized to your needs.
Technical Specifications
- vCPUs
- 1-64 cores
- RAM
- 1-128 GB
- Root storage
- NVMe
- Public bandwidth
- Up to 1 Gbps
- Private bandwidth
- Up to 20 Gbps
- OS options
- Linux, Windows (BYOL)
- Provisioning time
- < 60 seconds
Ready to put this service into a first deployment?
Apply for accessHow It Works
Choose an instance size
Pick from standard or compute-optimized flavors sized to your workload.
Select your OS
Linux image included. Windows supported with your own license (BYOL). NVMe root storage included.
Deploy and connect
Instance is live in under a minute. Access via SSH, RDP, or the web console.
Evolve the instance
Attach block storage, take a snapshot, resize the instance, or connect it to a load balancer as needed.
Common Use Cases
Web & Application Hosting
Run production web servers, APIs, and backend services on dedicated compute with predictable performance.
Development & Testing
Spin up and tear down ephemeral environments without long-term commitment or waiting for approvals.
Batch Processing
Run short-lived jobs, data transforms, or scheduled tasks without paying for idle infrastructure.
Not sure which service comes first?
Send the current workload and the target outcome. We help you choose the smallest service set that can run it.

