Windows Compute
Starting from
Rs. 1,159.22
Monthly
Varying combinations of CPU, memory give you the flexibility to choose the appropriate mix of resources for your applications.
Linux Compute
Starting from
Rs. 750.08
Monthly
Varying combinations of CPU, memory give you the flexibility to choose the appropriate mix of resources for your applications.
SSD/NVMe Storage
Starting from
Rs. 7.16
Monthly
Highest performance SSD/NVMe volume designed for business-critical latency-sensitive transactional workloads.
HDD Storage
Starting from
Rs. 2.04
Monthly
High density spinning media for backup, archiving and programs that does not require high speed storage
Network
Rs. 300.00
Monthly
- Experience the Next Generation of Networking Transform Your Infrastructure with Virtual Networks
Included With Every Plan
- Server Virtualization: Virtual infrastructure enables server consolidation by running multiple virtual machines (VMs) on a single physical server. This feature allows efficient utilization of hardware resources and improved scalability.
- Resource Pooling: Virtual infrastructure allows pooling and sharing of hardware resources, such as CPU, memory, storage, and network bandwidth, among multiple VMs. This pooling enables dynamic allocation and reallocation of resources based on workload demands.
- Virtual Machine Management: Virtualization platforms provide management tools to create, provision, and manage VMs. Administrators can allocate resources, configure networking, monitor performance, and control VM operations such as power on/off, suspend, and resume.
- High Availability and Fault Tolerance: Virtualization platforms offer features like automatic restart, failover, and fault tolerance mechanisms to ensure high availability of VMs. If a physical host fails, VMs can be automatically restarted or seamlessly moved to another host to minimize downtime.
- Storage Virtualization: Virtual infrastructure provides abstraction and management of storage resources. Administrators can create virtual disks, allocate storage space to VMs, and take advantage of features like thin provisioning, snapshots, and storage migration.
- Network Virtualization: Virtualization platforms offer network virtualization capabilities, allowing administrators to create virtual networks and logically isolate traffic between VMs. This feature enhances security, simplifies network management, and enables software-defined networking (SDN) architectures.
- Scalability and Elasticity: Virtual infrastructure offers the flexibility to scale up or down resources as needed. Administrators can easily add or remove VMs, allocate additional resources, and adapt to changing workload demands without significant hardware reconfiguration.
