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Create New Project

To be able to utilize ICE Datacenter resources you need to create a project.

Please choose a name that is not too long (min length is 5) because some resources within the project must start with the project name.

Project name must consist of lowercase alphanumeric characters or '-', and must start and end with an alphanumeric character. This name can NOT be changed later.

Company Information

Billing Information

Edit User details

Change password

Please enter a new password.


The password must be at least 8 characters long, and contain at least 1 upper case letter, 1 lower case letter, and 1 digit.

Welcome to ICE Connect

This dialog is shown because you do not have access to any project. Project access is needed to be able to utilize resources at ICE Datacenter. There are two ways to get access.

  1. You get invited to existing project
  2. You create a new project

To create a new project you can click the button below, or click on Choose Project dropdown in the header where you will find +Create New . This will open a dialog where you choose a project name and enter billing information (company, email). When a project is created it needs to be approved by an ICE Datacenter administrator.

Waiting for approval...

Your project is waiting for approval from an ICE Datacenter administrator. When it has been approved you will get an email notification.

Your project is waiting for approval as long as it is crossed out:

Some services like Gitlab, Harbor, and Discourse you can use without an active project.

You have no project, please create one:

Your project has been created, please wait for an admin to activate it

Experimental Compute Cloud

Deploy and manage virtual machines, volumes and bare-metal servers.

Experimental Kubernetes Cluster

Deploy, manage and monitor workloads on GPU Kubernetes cluster using Rancher GUI.

S3 Storage

ICE S3 is an object storage service powered by our Ceph cluster. Click here to manage your S3 storage buckets.

GitLab

Manage your project's life cycle using git, wiki, issue-tracking, etc. Share your code or keep it private.

Harbor

Your alternative to Docker Hub without rate-limiting. Check out the usage guides by clicking on Support.

Discourse

ICE Connect discussion forum. Here you can search for tips and share your tricks.
Users Billing Quota Settings Back

Invited users

Name Email Permissions Actions

Owner Privileges Resend Confirmation Email Remove User from Account

Invite User

Please enter an email address for the invited user.

Remove User from Account

Are you sure you want to remove the account belonging to the user account from the Account? The user will still be able to log in but will NOT have access to any resources connected to the account.

Disable Owner privileges

Are you sure you want to disable Owner privileges for the user: the user account?

Enable Owner privileges

Are you sure you want to enable Owner privileges for the user: the user account?

Resend Confirmation Email

Are you sure you want to resend the confirmation email to: the user account?

Billing

You will be billed monthly for the resources you use. Pricing for individual resources is available under PRICING. Below is a summary of your usage of resources up until now.



Virtual instances: SEK

Bare-metal: SEK

Volume: SEK

Public IP: SEK

Kubernetes: SEK

S3 buckets: SEK

Total: SEK



History

Project Settings

Name:
Contact Email:

Company information

Company:
Address:




VAT no:
Phone:
Web:
Billing method:
Invoice reference:
Send invoice to:

Edit project details

Delete Project

Are you sure you want to permanently delete your project? This action cannot be undone.

Project Quota

ECC Quota

Bare-Metal Servers:
-
Virtual Machines:
-
Public IPs:
-
Total Volume Size:
- TiB

Kubernetes Quota

CPU Limit:
- m
CPU Requested:
- m
Memory Limit:
- Mi
Memory Requested:
- Mi
Persistent Volumes:
-
Storage Requested:
- Gi

S3 Quota

Number of buckets:
-
Total Bucket Size:
- TiB

Billing details

ECC EKC S3 Back

Experimental Compute Cloud

Billing is done at the end of each month for resources used. An invoice is sent to you. If you have any questions, please send e-mail to support@ice.ri.se. Prices below are excl. VAT.


Virtual Servers

We provide virtual machines of different sizes through OpenStack. A virtual machine (VM) is an emulation of a computer system. Virtual machines are based on computer architectures and provide the functionality of a physical computer.

Flavor vCPUs RAM Price
SEK per hour
tiny 1 1 GB 0.17 SEK per hour
small 2 2 GB 0.32 SEK per hour
medium 4 4 GB 0.63 SEK per hour
large 6 8 GB 0.97 SEK per hour
xlarge 8 16 GB 1.4 SEK per hour
huge 12 64 GB 2.9 SEK per hour
mega 24 128 GB 5.78 SEK per hour

Bare-Metal Servers

We provide bare-metal servers through MAAS, a cloud-style automatic provisioning platform led by Canonical. A bare-metal server is a physical server that is not shared between customers.

Type Cores RAM Disk Price
OpenCompute Winterfell 32 48 32.0 GB 1000.2 GB 7 SEK per hour
OpenCompute Winterfell 256 48 256.0 GB 1000.2 GB 12 SEK per hour
Dell PowerEdge R730 GPU 24 256.0 GB 16600.5 GB 15 SEK per hour
Virtual GPU Server 1080ti 12 48.0 GB 214.7 GB 3 SEK per hour

Block Storage

We provide persistent replicated block storage for use with VM instances. You can dynamically create volumes of different sizes from 1TB to 16TB and attach them to your VMs. The VM sees the volume as a raw device and can treat it accordingly (partition, format, etc). The volume can be moved from one VM to another without losing data.

Resource Price
Volume 0.352 SEK per TB and hour

Public IP

By default port forwarded SSH access (RDP for Windows) is included when renting virtual machine or bare-metal server. But it is also possible to assign a public IP address to the server which exposes all ports to the Internet.

Resource Price
IP 0.128 SEK per IP and hour

Experimental Kubernetes Cluster

Get access to a powerful Kubernetes cluster with GPU resources. You get access to Rancher GUI and API as well as native Kubernetes API. You pay for resources reserved. For instance, if you run a Kubernetes POD for one hour and reserve 2 CPUs, 1 GiB RAM and 3 2080ti GPUs. Then you will pay for exactly that. Even though you may not use 100% of the CPU and all of the allocated RAM etc.

Billing is done at the end of each month for resources used. Prices excl. VAT.

Resource Price
CPU 0.132 SEK per CPU and hour
Memory 0.02 SEK per GiB and hour
Ceph Block HDD persistent storage 0.35 SEK per TiB and hour
CephFS persistent storage 0.35 SEK per TiB and hour
Nvidia GTX 1080ti 1.2 SEK per GPU and hour
Nvidia GTX 2080ti 2.4 SEK per GPU and hour
Nvidia Tesla V100 25.13 SEK per GPU and hour

S3 Bucket pricing

Billing is done at the end of each month for resources used. Prices excl. VAT.

Resource Price
Storage 0.352 SEK per TiB and hour

Help Contact Back

Documentation & Guides

Documentation, examples and guides.

Contact

Email: support@ice.ri.se

Phone: +46 76 135 54 26

Address: Björkskataleden 112, 973 47 Luleå, Sweden


EKC Docs Pricing Back

Experimental Kubernetes Cluster

You got access to a Kubernetes cluster with GPU resources. Use the button below to open Rancher GUI. When logged into Rancher you can download the "kubeconfig"-file that will give you access to the Kubernetes native API.

You pay for resources reserved. The data is updated hourly. For instance, if you run a Kubernetes POD for one hour and reserve 2 CPUs, 1 GiB RAM, and 3 2080ti GPUs. Then you will pay for exactly that. Even though you may not use 100% of the CPU and all of the allocated RAM etc. A summary of historically reserved Kubernetes resources is found on the project page. Instant usage is available within Rancher GUI.

When you create a namespace, you need to use your namespace prefix below. For instance "-default". Also, note that you have to set the namespace quotas. The sum of all namespace quotas can't exceed the project quota. Your project quota you can find in ICE Connect GUI and in the Rancher GUI.


Rancher URL: https://k8s.ice.ri.se
Rancher project:
Namespace prefix: -

Rancher GUI

Documentation & Guides


Documentation, examples and guides.

Experimental Kubernetes Cluster

Get access to a powerful Kubernetes cluster with GPU resources. You get access to Rancher GUI and API as well as native Kubernetes API. You pay for resources reserved. For instance, if you run a Kubernetes POD for one hour and reserve 2 CPUs, 1 GiB RAM and 3 2080ti GPUs. Then you will pay for exactly that. Even though you may not use 100% of the CPU and all of the allocated RAM etc.

Billing is done at the end of each month for resources used. Prices excl. VAT.

Resource Price
CPU 0.132 SEK per CPU and hour
Memory 0.02 SEK per GiB and hour
Ceph Block HDD persistent storage 0.35 SEK per TiB and hour
CephFS persistent storage 0.35 SEK per TiB and hour
Nvidia GTX 1080ti 1.2 SEK per GPU and hour
Nvidia GTX 2080ti 2.4 SEK per GPU and hour
Nvidia Tesla V100 25.13 SEK per GPU and hour

Buckets Keys Docs Pricing Back

S3 Buckets

ICE S3 is an object storage service powered by our Ceph cluster. Here you can manage your S3 storage buckets.

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Name Usage Size Actions

Resize bucket Browse bucket Delete bucket

S3 Keys

Manage your S3 access keys. All key pairs can be used to access all buckets in the project.

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Name Permissions Access key Secret key Actions
******************** ****************************************
Show key Hide key Copy key Edit key Delete key

Documentation & Guides

Documentation, examples and guides.

S3 Bucket pricing

Billing is done at the end of each month for resources used. Prices excl. VAT.

Resource Price
Storage SEK per TiB and hour

Create Bucket

Only alphanumerical characters and dash allowed

Size 50 GB 

An S3 bucket will be created with the given size. It can be accessed at https://s3.ice.ri.se using your S3 keys.

Resize bucket:

Size 50 GB 

Bucket will be extended to the given size. Data already in bucket is not affected.

Delete Bucket

Are you sure you want to permanently delete bucket ? This action cannot be undone.

Add Key

Only alphanumerical characters and dash allowed

Optional. Name is required for bucket permission control. Keys sharing names have the same permissions. If empty, a full permission key will be created. Name can be used with bucket policies as arn:aws:iam:::user/:Name.





Key permissions apply to all buckets in the project. Only full permission users may set bucket policies.

Exactly 20 alphanumerical characters required

Optional. 20 random characters.

Exactly 40 alphanumerical characters required

Optional. 40 random characters.

An S3 key will be created.

Edit Key

Only alphanumerical characters and dash allowed




Illegal name

Set name and permissions for S3 key.

Delete Key

Are you sure you want to permanently delete key ? This action cannot be undone.

Export AWS

Paste into ~/.aws/credentials to use aws --profile key-name.

Virtual GPU Bare-Metal Security Pricing Docs Back

Virtual Machines

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No virtual machines deployed

Name Status IP Addresses Information Actions

  • Delete selected servers
  • Reboot selected servers
  • Enable remote access on selected servers
  • Public:
  • Internal:
  • Local:
  • OS:
  • vCPUs:
  • Memory: MB
  • SSH IP:
  • SSH Port:
  • SSH User:
  • Associate public IP
  • Detach public IP
  • Enable remote access
  • Disable remote access
  • Reboot
  • Rename
  • Change flavor
  • VNC Console
  • SSH Console
  • Delete
ACTIVE   BUILD    REBOOT   DELETING   DELETED   PAUSED   ERROR    REBOOT   SHUTOFF RESIZING VERIFYING RESCUE


Volumes

Total size of volumes: Loading...


Name Size Status Attached to Actions

  • Create snapshot
  • Attach
  • Detach
  • Extend
  • Delete
ATTACHED   DETACHED   RESERVED   ATTACHING   DETACHING   CREATING   CREATING  

Create Volume

Size 5 TiB

A block storage volume will be created with the given size that can be attached to a virtual machine.

Create snapshot

A snapshot of volume will be created.

This volume is currently attached to an instance. In some cases, creating a snapshot from an attached volume can result in a corrupted snapshot.

Volumes

Create new volume

Create a volume by clicking on "Create Storage Volume" button. A dialog will instruct you to choose a name and size. If you click on "Create volume" a new volume will be created and billing will start.
The new volume will appear as a new entry with the state DETACHED  .

Create snapshot

Create a snapshot of the volume. The snapshot will appear as a new entry in the snapshots table.

Note that it is recommended to first detach the volume before creating a snapshot. In some cases, creating a snapshot from an attached volume can result in a corrupted snapshot

Attach

A dialog is shown where you can choose which VM you want to attach the volume to. The volume will appear as a raw block device that can then be partitioned, formatted, mounted, etc. Several volumes can be attached to the same VM. The same volume cannot be attached to several VMs. In Linux, you can run "sfdisk -s" to list block devices. In Windows, use "Disk Management" to initialize your disk. Note that you do not lose data if you for instance want to attach a volume to another VM (detach -> attach).

Detach

Volume is detached from the VM. The device will disappear in the VM. Note that data is not lost.

Delete

The volume will be deleted. All data is lost and billing will stop.

Make sure to delete all snapshots of this volume before deleting it.



Attach Volume

Volume will be attached to the specified virtual machine and appear as a raw device (/dev/vdb) that can be partitioned and formatted.

Detach Volume

Are you sure you want to detach the volume from the server? The volume can be re-attached without data loss.

Extend Volume

The volume will be updated to the given size.

Size 5 TiB

Warning: Extending the size of an attached disk will reboot the VM, any unsaved data will be lost

Delete Volume

Are you sure you want to permanently delete the volume? Any data stored on the volume will be lost.

You must first delete all associated snapshots before you can delete volume!



Snapshots

Total size of snapshots: Loading...


Name Created Size Status Volume Actions

  • Create volume
  • Delete
AVAILABLE   CREATING   DELETING    

Snapshots

Create volume from snapshot

Create a new volume using data from the snapshot by clicking on the "Create volume" button. A dialog will instruct you to choose a name and size. The size can be bigger than the snapshot. If you click on "Create volume" in the dialog a new snapshot will be created and billing will start.
The new volume will appear in the Volumes table as a new entry with the state DETACHED  .

Delete

The snapshot will be deleted.

Create volume from snapshot

Size 5 TiB

A block storage volume will be created with the given size with data from snapshot .

Delete snapshot

Are you sure you want to permanently delete the snapshot? Any data stored on the snapshot will be lost.

Delete Instance

Are you sure you want to permanently delete the server? Any data stored locally on the server will be lost.

Delete Instance

Are you sure you want to permanently delete the selected servers ? Any data stored locally on the server will be lost.

Pause Instance

Do you want to pause the server? It can be unpaused at a later time.

Unpause Instance

Do you want to unpause the server?

Reboot Instance

Are you sure you want to reboot the server?

Reboot Instances

Are you sure you want to reboot the selected servers ?

Add SSH/RDP access

An IP address on 'VM network' (see Help) will be associated with the server and SSH/RDP port forwarding is configured in the firewall to open up SSH/RDP access from the public Internet.

Public SSH/RDP IP and port information is found under server 'Info'. SSH key (in the case of Linux) can be downloaded from the Security tab.

Remote access is a free service.

Add SSH/RDP access

An IP address on 'VM network' (see Help) will be associated with the selected servers and SSH/RDP port forwarding is configured in the firewall to open up SSH/RDP access from the public Internet.

Public SSH/RDP IP and port information is found under server 'Info'. SSH key (in the case of Linux) can be downloaded from the Security tab.

Remote access is a free service.

Disable SSH/RDP access

Are you sure you want to disable public SSH/RDP access to the server? The IP address on 'VM network' will be removed.

Associate public IP

Are you sure you want to associate a public IP to the server? This will let you access your server instance from the Public Internet. You will be billed for this resource.

Remove public IP

Are you sure you want to remove the public IP address from the server? The server will no longer be accessible from the public Internet.

Delete Volume

Are you sure you want to permanently delete the volume? Any data stored on the volume will be lost.

You must first delete all associated snapshots before you can delete volume!

Enter rescue mode

Do you want the server to enter rescue mode? It can be restored to normal operation at a later time.

Return from rescue mode.

Are you sure you want the server to return from rescue mode?

Launch Instance

Please select an image to boot the server instance from.

Image Size

The flavor you select for an instance determines the amount of compute and memory resources that will be carved out for the instance.

Flavor vCPUs RAM Price

The volume size you select for an instance determines the amount of storage resources that will be carved out for the instance.

Size 5 GiB 0


The total price of the Instance: 0 SEK/hour

MB
GB SEK/hour

Virtual Machines

Linux remote access

Enable SSH access via "actions"-dropdown to assign IP address on VM network (see topology map) and setup SSH port forwarding. This is a free service! When SSH access is enabled the server is reachable from the public internet. No need to associate public IP for this to work. The SSH IP and port information is found in the "Info" dropdown for your server. The private SSH key that you use to access your server instances you can download from the Security tab. Download the file and save it: private-ssh-key.pem.

Linux SSH client:

  1. Change permissions on file (only needs to be done once) 
    > chmod 400 private-ssh-key.pem
  2. SSH to your server:
    > ssh -i private-ssh-key.pem -p [ssh_port] [username]@[ssh_ip]

Windows SSH client (putty):

  1. Convert the pem-file to putty format using puttygen.exe which you can download from here.
  2. Start puttygen, load private-ssh-key.pem by clicking "Load"-button. Save the file in putty format using "Save private key"-button.
  3. In putty configuration set: 
    Host Name: [username]@[ssh_ip]
Port: [ssh_port]
Connection->SSH->Auth you click "Private key file for authentication" and choose the file you saved in step 2.
    Save your putty session and click Open! 
[ssh_ip]: found in "info" dropdown for server
[ssh_port]: found in "info" dropdown for server
[username]: same as "OS" in "info" dropdown (i.e: "ubuntu" if OS is ubuntu or "centos" if OS is centos)

Windows remote access

Remote access to windows servers works the same way as Linux remote access. The only difference is the protocol used. For Windows RDP (Remote Desktop Protocol) is used instead of SSH. The RDP IP and port information is found in the "Info" dropdown for your server.

Connecting using RDP Client

If your RDP IP is 1.2.3.4 and RDP port is 12345. Then you should fill in following when connecting. Password is the one you chose during VM deployment.

Remote Desktop Connection

Network topology

Following network map shows servers for two different users (User 1 and User 2) owning both virtual and bare-metal servers.

Rename VM server

Please enter a new name for the VM

Change Flavor

Please choose a new flavor.

No better flavors available

Flavor vCPUs RAM Price
GB SEK/hour

Reboot Instance

Are you sure you want to reboot the server?

Delete Instance

Are you sure you want to permanently delete the server? Any data stored locally on the server will be lost.

Virtual GPU Servers

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No bare-metal machines deployed

Name Status IP Address Information Actions

  • Public:
  • Internal:
  • OS:
  • CPUs:
  • Memory: GiB
  • Disk: GB
  • SSH IP:
  • SSH Port:
  • Associate public IP
  • Detach public IP
  • SSH Console
  • Power on
  • Power off
  • Rescue Mode
  • Exit Rescue Mode
  • Delete
ALLOCATED DEPLOYING DEPLOYED FAILED RESCUE MODE ENTER RESCUE SHUTDOWN

Deploy Server

Please select a server type

Type Cores RAM Disk Price

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Select operating system


A server will be picked from the pool of available servers of the given type.

GB TB SEK/hour

Virtual GPU Servers

SSH access

The server is by default reachable from the public internet. No need to associate public IP for SSH to work. The SSH IP and port information is found in the "Info" dropdown for your server. The private SSH key that you use to access your server instances you can download from the Security tab. Download the file and save it: private-ssh-key.pem.

Linux:

  1. Change permissions on file (only needs to be done once) 
    > chmod 400 private-ssh-key.pem
  2. SSH to your server:
    > ssh -i private-ssh-key.pem -p [ssh_port] [username]@[ssh_ip]

Windows (putty):

  1. Convert the pem-file to putty format using puttygen.exe which you can download from here.
  2. Start puttygen, load private-ssh-key.pem by clicking "Load"-button. Save the file in putty format using "Save private key"-button.
  3. In putty configuration set: 
    Host Name: [username]@[ssh_ip]
Port: [ssh_port]
Connection->SSH->Auth you click "Private key file for authentication" and choose the file you saved in step 2.
    Save your putty session and click Open! 
[ssh_ip]: found in "info" dropdown for server
[ssh_port]: found in "info" dropdown for server
[username]: same as "OS" in "info" dropdown (i.e: "ubuntu" if OS is ubuntu or "centos" if OS is centos)

Network topology

Following network map shows servers for two different users (User 1 and User 2) owning both virtual and bare-metal servers.

Delete Instance

Are you sure you want to permanently delete the server? Any data stored locally on the server will be lost.

Associate public IP

Are you sure you want to associate a public IP to the server? This will let you access your server instance from the Public Internet. You will be billed for this resource.

Remove public IP

Are you sure you want to remove the public IP address from the server? The server will no longer be accessible from the public Internet.

Enter rescue mode

Do you want the server to enter rescue mode? It can be restored to normal operation at a later time.

Exit rescue mode

Do you want the server to exit rescue mode and resume normal operation?

Power on server

Do you want the server to power on?

Power off server

Do you want the server to power off?

Bare-Metal Servers

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No bare-metal machines deployed

Name Status IP Address Information Actions

  • Public:
  • Internal:
  • OS:
  • CPUs:
  • Memory: GiB
  • Disk: GB
  • SSH IP:
  • SSH Port:
  • Associate public IP
  • Detach public IP
  • SSH Console
  • Power on
  • Power off
  • Rescue Mode
  • Exit Rescue Mode
  • Delete
ALLOCATED DEPLOYING DEPLOYED FAILED RESCUE MODE ENTER RESCUE EXIT RESCUE

Deploy Server

Please select a server type

Type Cores RAM Disk Price

Loading...

Select operating system


A server will be picked from the pool of available servers of the given type.

GB TB SEK/hour

Bare-Metal

SSH access

The server is by default reachable from the public internet. No need to associate public IP for SSH to work. The SSH IP and port information is found in the "Info" dropdown for your server. The private SSH key that you use to access your server instances you can download from the Security tab. Download the file and save it: private-ssh-key.pem.

Linux:

  1. Change permissions on file (only needs to be done once) 
    > chmod 400 private-ssh-key.pem
  2. SSH to your server:
    > ssh -i private-ssh-key.pem -p [ssh_port] [username]@[ssh_ip]

Windows (putty):

  1. Convert the pem-file to putty format using puttygen.exe which you can download from here.
  2. Start puttygen, load private-ssh-key.pem by clicking "Load"-button. Save the file in putty format using "Save private key"-button.
  3. In putty configuration set: 
    Host Name: [username]@[ssh_ip]
Port: [ssh_port]
Connection->SSH->Auth you click "Private key file for authentication" and choose the file you saved in step 2.
    Save your putty session and click Open! 
[ssh_ip]: found in "info" dropdown for server
[ssh_port]: found in "info" dropdown for server
[username]: same as "OS" in "info" dropdown (i.e: "ubuntu" if OS is ubuntu or "centos" if OS is centos)

Network topology

Following network map shows servers for two different users (User 1 and User 2) owning both virtual and bare-metal servers.

Delete Instance

Are you sure you want to permanently delete the server? Any data stored locally on the server will be lost.

Associate public IP

Are you sure you want to associate a public IP to the server? This will let you access your server instance from the Public Internet. You will be billed for this resource.

Remove public IP

Are you sure you want to remove the public IP address from the server? The server will no longer be accessible from the public Internet.

Enter rescue mode

Do you want the server to enter rescue mode? It can be restored to normal operation at a later time.

Exit rescue mode

Do you want the server to exit rescue mode and resume normal operation?

Power on server

Do you want the server to power on?

Power off server

Do you want the server to power off?

Security

ICE ECC uses public-key cryptography to encrypt communication with your server instances. You can download your private key here, which can be used to access your instances through SSH. Note that you must enable SSH access for an instance to make it available from the public Internet.


SSH Key


Download Private Key

Experimental Compute Cloud

Billing is done at the end of each month for resources used. An invoice is sent to you. If you have any questions, please send e-mail to support@ice.ri.se. Prices below are excl. VAT.

Virtual Servers

We provide virtual machines of different sizes through OpenStack. A virtual machine (VM) is an emulation of a computer system. Virtual machines are based on computer architectures and provide the functionality of a physical computer.

Flavor vCPUs RAM Price
SEK per hour
tiny 1 1 GB 0.17 SEK per hour
small 2 2 GB 0.32 SEK per hour
medium 4 4 GB 0.63 SEK per hour
large 6 8 GB 0.97 SEK per hour
xlarge 8 16 GB 1.4 SEK per hour
huge 12 64 GB 2.9 SEK per hour
mega 24 128 GB 5.78 SEK per hour

Bare-Metal Servers

We provide bare-metal servers through MAAS, a cloud-style automatic provisioning platform led by Canonical. A bare-metal server is a physical server that is not shared between customers.

Type Cores RAM Disk Price
OpenCompute Winterfell 32 48 32.0 GB 1000.2 GB 7 SEK per hour
OpenCompute Winterfell 256 48 256.0 GB 1000.2 GB 12 SEK per hour
Dell PowerEdge R730 GPU 24 256.0 GB 16600.5 GB 15 SEK per hour
Virtual GPU Server 1080ti 12 48.0 GB 214.7 GB 3 SEK per hour

Block Storage

We provide persistent replicated block storage for use with VM instances. You can dynamically create volumes of different sizes from 1TB to 16TB and attach them to your VMs. The VM sees the volume as a raw device and can treat it accordingly (partition, format, etc). The volume can be moved from one VM to another without losing data.

Resource Price
Volume 0.352 SEK per TB and hour

Public IP

By default port forwarded ssh access (RDP for Windows) is included when renting a virtual machine or bare-metal server. But it is also possible to assign a public IP address to the server which exposes all ports to the Internet.

Resource Price
IP 0.128 SEK per IP and hour

Documentation & Guides

Documentation, examples and guides.



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