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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.
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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.
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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 lead by Canonical. A bare metal server is a physical server which is not shared between customers.
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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 loosing data.
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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 expose all ports to the Internet.
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IP | 0.128 SEK per IP and hour |
Experimental Kubernetes Cluster
Get access to a powerful Kubenetes 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.
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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.
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Storage | 0.352 SEK per TiB and hour |
1. BACKGROUND
1.1 RISE Research Institutes of Sweden AB, Swedish company registration no. 556464-6874, (hereinafter “RISE”) provides services containing from time to time different applications and web services in the research datacentre ICE (hereinafter referred to individually as a “Service” or jointly referred as the “Services”). The ICE facilities are dedicated to activities linked to research and development performed by companies, universities, research institutes and public organisations. Thus, the Services are also dedicated to such activities. The Customer is not allowed to use the Services for activities of continuous operation and commercial use. The Services are further described on the website https://ice.ri.se (hereinafter the “Website”).
1.2 The Services consist of (i) RISE leasing space and capacity in the ICE datacenter in accordance with the provisions of the Agreement (defined in Section 1.3), (ii) RISE ensuring that the server has access to the Internet, and (iii) RISE ensuring that the server has access to uninterruptible power and climate control systems.
1.3 By providing the requested customer information (hereinafter the “ Customer Information”) and approving this ICE Terms and Conditions (hereinafter the “Conditions”), RISE and the Customer (hereinafter referred to individually as “Party” and jointly as the “Parties”) enter into a binding agreement the detailed contents of which are derived from the information provided by the Customer in conjunction with registration and these Conditions (hereinafter jointly referred to as the “ Agreement”). In this Agreement, “Customer ” means the legal person set forth in the Customer Information. The Personnel of the Customer who use the Services are referred to herein as the “Users”. In this Agreement, “ Personnel” means employees, consultants and persons holding comparable positions. The Agreement is a condition for the Customer and the Users to be able to receive and have access to the Services. The Customer shall be responsible for the acts and omissions of the Users to the exclusion of all liability on the part of RISE.
1.4 By approving these Conditions, the natural person providing the Customer Information warrants that he or she is entitled to represent the Customer and possesses the authority to enter into the Agreement on behalf of the Customer.
2. CUSTOMER ACCOUNT
2.1 When providing the Customer Information, it is incumbent upon the Customer to use correct and complete information. When the Customer has provided the Customer Information and approved these Conditions a Customer account (hereinafter a “Customer Account”) is automatically created.
2.2 The Customer can log into the Services via the Website. When logging into the Services via the Website the Customer’s e-mail address is used as the username for the Customer Account. The username and a password, chosen by the Customer, (hereinafter a “Password”) are used when the Customer logs into the Services via the Website.
2.3 RISE cannot verify that it actually is the Customer who is using the Services, only that the proper username and Password have been given. Accordingly, the Customer undertakes to ensure (i) that the Customer does not disclose or in any other manner make available the Password to any unauthorised person, and (ii) that unauthorised persons do not obtain access to the Password in any other manner. In the event the Password is nonetheless used by someone other than the Customer, or where there is a failure to comply with the rules set forth in Section 2.4, RISE may block the Customer from using the Services. However, in such event, the Customer shall be notified by e-mail of such block.
2.4 The Customer undertakes to:
(a) choose a Password which is difficult for unauthorised persons to determine;
(b) securely store any record of the Password;
(c) not disclose the Password to any unauthorised person; and
(d) immediately change the Password in the event of any suspicion that an unauthorised person has obtained the Password.
2.5 Where there is reason to assume that the username and Password are being misused or have been misused by unauthorised person, the Customer shall immediately notify RISE. Such notification shall contain information regarding the Customer’s name, username, Password and information regarding the period of time the Customer suspected that the username and Password were misused by unauthorised persons. The Customer shall be liable for any loss incurred by RISE as a consequence of the misuse of the username by unauthorised persons. Such liability shall apply until such time as the Customer, by notifying RISE, blocked the Customer’s username and Password.
3. THE SERVICES
3.1 The Parties are agreed that title to all copyright, as well as patent rights and other intellectual property rights relating to the Services and/or the Website is vested with RISE or the property of third parties with whom RISE cooperates and, accordingly, the Customer is not entitled to use the Services and/or Website in any manner other than as expressly stated in this Agreement.
3.2 Provided that the Customer fulfils its undertakings in accordance with the Agreement, RISE grants to the Customer the non-exclusive right to use the Services for the Customer’s own purposes and in accordance with that which is permitted by the functions of the Service and as specified in this Agreement. The Customer shall not be entitled to assign, transfer or sub-license its rights pursuant to this Agreement without RISE’s prior written consent.
3.3 The Customer shall be solely and fully responsible for the following in relation to RISE:
(a) that the Customer is entitled to use the software installed on the server;
(b) all information stored, conveyed, published or rendered accessible via the Service;
(c) that the Customer has all authorizations, permissions or similar to disseminate, receive or store information; and
(d) measures taken by the Users.
3.4 The Services are IP-based. This means that the Services are reached by connection to the Internet. For such connection and communication, it is necessary to maintain, for example, certain data and/or other communications equipment, software and internet connections services (hereinafter the “Equipment”). RISE shall bear no responsibility for such Equipment. The technical requirements from time to time relating to the Customer’s Equipment are available on the Website. RISE shall bear no liability for losses incurred by the Customer as a consequence of faults or deficiencies in the Customer’s Equipment. The Customer acknowledges and is aware that upgrades and/or modifications of a Service may entail changes to the technical requirements relating to the Customer’s Equipment. The aforementioned is necessary in order for the Customer to be able to use the improvements entailed in updates and/or modifications.
3.5 The Customer undertakes to, and undertakes to ensure that Users:
(a) in using the Services, comply with (i) the provisions of this Agreement, (ii) applicable laws, ordinances and decisions by governmental authorities, and (iii) RISE’s instructions for the use of the Services issued from time to time (see the Website);
(b) in conjunction with the use of the Services, refrain from uploading any material to the Website and/or Services which may contain viruses, trojans or any other code (so-called “malware”) which may damage, deactivate, overload or impair the Website and/or the Services or encroach on the use by any Other Customer of the Website and/or Services. In this Agreement the term “Other Customer” means another customer who utilises the Services by virtue of an agreement with RISE in a manner comparable to that of the Customer;
(c) refrain from any actions the purpose of which are to circumvent RISE’s security systems – e.g. by utilising another user’s username and password, or disclosing usernames and Passwords to another person – or attempting to test the security of the Website and/or the Services without obtaining RISE’s prior written approval;
(d) refrain from decompiling (reverse engineer) the Website and/or the Services;
(e) refrain from taking measures the purpose of which is to afford Customers/Users unauthorised access to any computer system or network covered by the Website and/or the Services; and
(f) refrain from procuring or attempting to procure material or information which was not intentionally made available or provided by the Website and/or the Services.
3.6 Violations or attempted violations of one, several or all of the provisions in Section 3.3 or 3.5 may constitute a criminal act and RISE may therefore, where necessary, involve relevant authorities in order to address such type of criminal act.
4. OPERATION
4.1 RISE will use commercially reasonable efforts to provide the Services 24 hours a day, seven days a week, 365 days per year. Among other things, this means that RISE does not guarantee that the Services and the Website will be free of faults or outages during the aforementioned times.
4.2 Since the Services are IP-based, the Customer is aware and acknowledges that temporary outages and Internet delays do not constitute a fault or outage in the Services. RISE has no duty to remedy faults or outages beyond RISE’s control which could not be reasonable expected by RISE and the consequences of which RISE could not have reasonably avoided or overcome such as, for example, but not limited to, faults or outages relating to the Customer’s Internet connection, the Equipment and the presence of such circumstances as set forth in Section 11.3.
4.3 In order to ensure good quality and security in respect of the Services, RISE regularly maintains equipment used in order to provide the Services. Such maintenance, service and updating (hereinafter jointly referred to as “Measures”) are largely carried out in such a manner so as not to have an effect on the provision of the Services by RISE. However, from time to time, provision of a Service may be suspended for Measures. RISE reserves the right to suspend provision of a Service in order to take such Measures. To the extent possible, such outages shall be planned for times when the use of that Service is normally low.
4.4 RISE shall be entitled, at any time whatsoever and without advanced notice, to close the Website and/or access to the Services in order to protect the Website and/or the Services from unauthorised attack or comparable.
4.5 RISE shall be entitled, with immediate effect and until further notice, to block the Customer from using the Services (i) where payment of the Usage Cost (defined in Section 7.1) has not been received by RISE by the due date, or (ii) where the Customer fails to fulfil its undertakings pursuant to the Agreement or where RISE has reasonable grounds to assume that such is the case. The Customer shall not be released from its payment obligation in respect of the Services for the period during which the Services are blocked. Where there are no grounds for termination of the Agreement (see Section 8.2), RISE shall re-open the Services as soon as the activity in violation of the Agreement has ceased. The Customer shall be notified of such block.
5. FAULTS IN THE SERVICE
5.1 The following shall apply where there is a fault or outage in a Service for which RISE is responsible. Subject to the exceptions set forth in Sections 5.4 and 5.5, faults or outages in the Service for which RISE, is responsible pursuant to the Agreement shall be rectified within a reasonable period of time without cost to the Customer. In this Agreement, “faults or outages in the Service” means that a Service does not function in the intended manner or is not available to the agreed extent. However, the following is noted for the sake of clarity. RISE’s undertaking covers rectification of defects in the hardware used in order to provide a Service, e.g. hardware defects which require repair or the replacement of a defective component, but it does not include restoring information on the server.
5.2 Troubleshooting is provided foremost via the help section on the Website and, in the alternative, by e-mail to the e-mail address set forth on the Website. RISE shall provide manual troubleshooting only during office hours (hereinafter “Office Hours”), i.e. between 08.00 and 17.00 (Swedish time), Monday to Friday, with the exception of Swedish Holidays on which no troubleshooting will take place and days prior to Swedish Holidays on which troubleshooting will take place only between 08.00 and 12.00 (Swedish time). In this Agreement the term “ Swedish Holidays” means so-called bank holidays and Easter Eve, Midsummer Eve, Christmas Eve and New Year’s Eve.
5.3 In conjunction with fault notices, the Customer shall describe the manner in which the fault is manifested. In addition, the Customer shall, where the personnel working with troubleshooting so request, demonstrate the manner in which the fault manifests.
5.4 RISE shall have no duty to rectify faults where outages in a Service are due to the improper use of such Service or which were caused by faults or outages in the Equipment.
5.5 Where, following fault notification from the Customer, RISE determines that there is no fault for which RISE is responsible pursuant to the Agreement, it shall be incumbent on the Customer to pay reasonable compensation to RISE for the costs incurred by RISE as a consequence of the Customer’s fault notification.
6. SUPPORT
6.1 RISE provides Support in respect of the Services to the following extent. The term “Support” shall mean support to the Customer to be able to use the Services in the intended manner. Support is provided foremost via the help section on the Website and, in the alternative, by e-mail to the e-mail address set forth on the Website. RISE shall provide manual troubleshooting only during Office Hours, Monday to Friday, with the exception of Swedish Holidays on which no troubleshooting will take place and days prior to Swedish Holidays on which troubleshooting will take place only between 08.00 and 12.00 (Swedish time).
6.2 In conjunction with Support, the Customer must clearly describe the problem via forms on the Website or by e-mail. In addition, the Customer shall demonstrate the problem upon request by personnel working with the support matter.
6.2.1 For the sake of clarity, it is noted that RISE does not provide support in respect of equipment for which the Customer is responsible, for example, but not limited to, the Equipment.
7. PRICE AND PAYMENT TERMS AND CONDITIONS
7.1 General
7.1.1 For the use of the Services by the Customer and support (Section 6) the Customer shall, unless otherwise agreed by the Parties, pay for the usage cost charged/invoiced (depending on payment method) once every calendar month according to the price list set forth on the Website (hereinafter the “Usage Cost”). The Usage Cost is based on the Customer’s use of the Services (hours of use per calendar month). This means that if (during a calendar month) the Customer does not use the Service, no Usage Cost will be charged. The Usage Cost is subject to change in accordance with Section 12.4.1.
7.1.2 At the end of each calendar month a statement of the Customer’s use of the Services (during that calendar month) is automatically rendered and sent to the Customer via e-mail (hereinafter a “Statement ”). If the Customer disputes such a Statement, the Customer shall notify RISE in writing within eight (8) days of receiving the Statement, specifying in reasonable detail the Customer’s objections to said Statement. If no notice is given within such time, the Statement shall be deemed to be accepted by the Customer.
7.1.3 Following the expiry of each calendar month (during the term of the Agreement), RISE shall be entitled to charge/invoice (depending on payment method) the Customer for the use of the Services during the immediately preceding calendar month.
7.1.4 In the event of the failure to pay, RISE may charge a penalty interest for nonpayments, corresponding to the effective reference rate with the addition of 8 percentage points. In addition hereto, RISE shall be entitled to charge the Customer statutory reminder fees from time to time, collection fees and fees comparable therewith.
7.1.5 RISE shall be entitled to assign its right to payment pursuant to the Agreement to a third party.
7.1.6 In the event the Customer is of the opinion that an invoice or a charge to the Customer’s payment card is incorrect, the Customer shall notify RISE within reasonable time. Except where special cause exists, reasonable time shall be deemed to be within eight (8) days from the date on which the invoice was received by the Customer or the charge to the Customer’s payment card was made. In the event notice of the error is not received by RISE within the prescribed time, the Customer’s right to object shall be forfeited.
7.1.7 The Customer shall only be entitled to a set-off of any counterclaims against RISE where such are based upon a final judgment of a court of law or accepted by RISE.
7.2 Card Payment
7.2.1 If the Customer chooses to pay by payment card the following shall apply. The Usage Cost will be charged directly on the Customers payment card in Swedish Currency. The Customer agree that RISE may charge to the Customer’s payment card all amounts due and owing for the Services. By authorising RISE to charge its payment card for the Services, the Customer further authorise RISE to continue to charge the Customer’s payment card (or a replacement card) for all fees and compensation associated with the Services.
7.3 Payment against invoice
7.3.1 If the Customer Chooses to pay against invoice the following shall apply. Payment against invoice shall be made in Swedish currency and deposited on the bank account set forth in the respective invoice. Payment must be received by RISE not later than the due date set forth in the invoice.
8. AGREEMENT TERM AND TERMINATION
8.1 Agreement term
8.1.1 This Agreement shall remain in force until further notice unless it is prematurely terminated in accordance with Section 8.2 below.
8.1.2 It may be terminated at any time by the Customer as per the end of the calendar month during which notice of termination was received by RISE.
8.1.3 It may be terminated by RISE as per the end of the calendar month after the calendar month during which notice of termination was received by the Customer.
8.2 Premature termination
8.2.1 In addition to the provisions thereon in other parts of the Agreement, each Party shall be entitled to terminate the Agreement with immediate effect:
a) where the other Party materially breaches this Agreement and does not effect full rectification within fourteen (14) days following a written demand therefor received by the breaching Party. For the sake of clarity, it is noted that breaches of the provisions under Section 3.3 and 3.5 shall at all times constitute a material breach of this Agreement; or
b) where the other Party suspends payments, takes a decision to enter into voluntary or involuntary liquidation (Sw: likvidation), applies for corporate reorganisation (Sw: företagsrekonstruktion) or bankruptcy (Sw: konkurs) (or where a third party petitions to place such Party into bankruptcy) or where a Party, in another manner, is deemed to be insolvent.
8.2.2 In addition, RISE shall be entitled to terminate the Agreement with immediate effect in the event payment pursuant to the Agreement is not received by RISE within fourteen (14) days following the due date.
8.2.3 Notice of termination shall be given in writing and without unreasonable delay after the circumstance upon which it is based becomes known or should have become known to the affected Party.
8.2.4 Irrespective of whether the Agreement is terminated, a Party shall be compensated for any loss incurred as a consequence of a breach of contract.
8.3 Consequences of the termination of the Agreement
8.3.1 In conjunction with the termination of the Agreement, the Customer shall ensure that all Users immediately cease all use of the Services.
8.3.2 It shall be incumbent upon the Customer, prior to termination of the Agreement, to transfer the Information (defined in Section 9.3) to another location. Where, however, the Agreement is terminated in accordance with Section 8.2.1, RISE shall afford the Customer the possibility, during a period of not less than thirty (30) days following termination of the Agreement, to transfer Information to another location.
8.3.3 Notwithstanding the reason for the termination of the Agreement, the provisions of Sections 3.1, 7 (Price and Payment Terms and Conditions), 8.2.4, 8.3, 9 (Intellectual Property Rights), 11 (Damages etc.), 12 (Miscellaneous) and 13 (Disputes) shall continue to apply between the Parties.
9. INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS
9.1 All intellectual property rights and technical solutions pertaining to the Website and/or the Services shall remain the property of RISE or the property of third parties with whom RISE cooperates. The Customer undertakes not to use, and to ensure that Users do not use, intellectual property rights or technical solutions pertaining to the Website and/or the Services other than is necessary to use the Services in accordance with the Agreement.
9.2 The Customer undertakes, and undertakes to ensure that Users, refrain from modifying, publishing, forwarding, distributing, presenting or participating in the transfer or sale, creation of secondary works or in some other manner the commercialisation (e.g. in printed form or another website or networked computer or mobile unit), either in whole or in part, of any part of the content of/in the Website and/or the Services without obtaining RISE’s prior written consent.
9.3 In the relationship between the Parties, the Customer enjoys all rights to the information which the Customer conveys via the Services (hereinafter the “Information”).
9.4 RISE shall only be entitled to dispose of the Information to the extent necessary in order for RISE to be able to perform its undertakings in accordance with the Agreement.
9.5 The Customer warrants that:
(a) the Information does not (i) contain copyright-protected material which is the property of third parties or material which is the subject of third-party ownership or to which a third party in some other manner holds rights, or (ii) in some other manner violates applicable laws; and
(b) the Customer – in the event the Information contains copyright-protected material which is the property of a third party, material which is the subject of a third-party ownership, or to which a third party holds the rights – (i) is entitled to use the Information, or (ii) in some other manner enjoys a legal right to upload the Information.
9.6 In conjunction with a suspicion of (i) a deficiency in any of the warranties provided in Sections 9.5 (a) or (b), or (ii) that the Information in any respect violates this Agreement, RISE shall be entitled to unilaterally determine whether Information fulfils the requirements imposed in this Agreement. RISE shall thus be entitled, without prior notice to the Customer, to remove Information uploaded via the Services. In such cases, however, the Customer shall be informed of such removal.
10. PERSONAL DATA AND INFORMATION SECURITY
10.1 RISE is the personal data controller in respect of personal data processed by RISE for the purpose of creating and withhold the Customer Account.
10.2 The Customer is the personal data controller in respect of the processing of all personal data which may occur by means of the Services.
10.3 As regards personal data processed by RISE in the context of the Services, RISE shall be deemed, where appropriate, to carry out any such processing as a personal data processor, on behalf of the Customer. Such processing is further described in Appendix A (Data Processing Agreement).
10.4 As regards information other than personal data, RISE shall develop, implement and maintain the technical, physical, administrative and organisational security measures as described in Appendix B (Information Security specification) , unless otherwise agreed in writing by the Parties.
11. DAMAGES ETC.
11.1 In the event a Party, or another person for whom the Party is responsible, breaches this Agreement, such breaching Party shall, irrespective of whether negligence, gross negligence or intent may be demonstrated, pay compensation to the other Party for direct losses caused by the breach of the Agreement. RISE’s liability for damages per year shall be limited to an amount equal to the sum of the last twelve (12) Usage Costs paid by the Customer. In this Agreement the term “ Direct losses” means reasonable and verifiable additional costs incurred by the non-breaching Party. Damages arising as a consequence of a breach of contract shall not be payable for indirect losses such as, for example, but not limited to, loss of production, loss of profit in the operations of the non-breaching Party or a third party, impediments to the fulfilment of obligations to third parties and the loss of the benefit of the Agreement. However, these limitations shall not apply in conjunction with (i) a breach of any of the provisions of Sections 3.3, 3.5 or 9.5 or (ii) where the breaching Party has acted with intent or gross negligence.
11.2 In addition to what follows from Section 11.1, the Customer shall be obligated to hold RISE harmless for all losses incurred by RISE as a consequence of a User’s breach of the Agreement. The aforementioned shall also include holding RISE harmless in respect of claims brought against RISE by third parties due to the use by Users of the Services in violation of the Agreement.
11.3 A Party shall be released from the consequences of the failure to perform a certain obligation pursuant to this Agreement where such failure is based upon circumstances beyond such Party’s control and which such Party could not reasonably foresee or avoid such as, for example, but not limited to, armed conflict or similar circumstances, uprisings, measures by governmental authorities, new or amended legislation, conflicts on the labour market, trade or currency restrictions, blockades, fires, lightning strikes, explosions, floods and extreme weather conditions. As soon as the impediment has ceased, the obligation shall be performed in the agreed manner. It shall be incumbent upon the Party who desires to invoke a released from liability pursuant to this provision to immediately notify the other Party in respect of the presence – as well as the cessation – thereof. Upon the failure to do so, a Party shall not be released from the consequences of its failure to perform its contractual obligations.
11.4 Any claims for compensation must be asserted within three (3) months of the date upon which the loss was discovered. The failure of a Party to assert a claim for compensation against the other Party within the prescribed time shall constitute a forfeiture of the Party’s right to assert the claim.
12. MISCELLAENOUS
12.1 Generally
12.1.1 This Agreement constitutes the Parties’ complete agreement in respect of the issues addressed by the Agreement. Any written or oral undertakings and representations previously provided are thus hereby replaced and superseded by this Agreement.
12.1.2 In the event any provision of this Agreement becomes unlawful, invalid or for some other reason inoperative, such provision shall be deemed separate from the Agreement’s other provisions and such separation shall not affect the validity and enforcement of the remaining provisions. In such case, the invalid provision shall be replaced by a valid provision agreed upon by the Parties in order to achieve the same result, both economically and in all relevant respects.
12.1.3 A Party shall not be entitled, in whole or in part, to assign or pledge its rights and/or obligations pursuant to this Agreement without the other Party’s written consent. Notwithstanding this provision, RISE shall be entitled to freely assign its rights and obligations pursuant to the Agreement to another party in conjunction with the restructuring of the RISE corporate group or in conjunction with an assignment of all or part of the operations conducted by RISE.
12.2 Notices
12.3 Premature termination and other notices pursuant to this Agreement (hereinafter “Notices”) must be in writing and sent by e-mail. Notices to RISE shall be sent to the e-mail address set forth on the Website. Notices to the Customer shall be sent to the e-mail address provided in the Customer Information. Notices shall be deemed to have been received by a Party within five (5) days after the Notice was sent (where the Notice was not de facto received earlier).
12.4 Amendments
12.4.1 RISE shall at all times be entitled to adjust the Usage Cost. Such adjustment shall take effect at the beginning of the calendar month which begins thirty (30) days (or more) after Notice regarding the adjustment was received by the Customer. This means that if Notice was received on 10 September 2020, the adjustment take effect on 1 November 2020. If the Customer uses the Services after the effective date (1 November in the example above), the Customer shall be deemed to have accepted the adjustment of the Usage Cost.
12.4.2 Furthermore, RISE shall at all times be entitled to effect amendments and supplements to the Agreement, which are immaterial to the Customer (hereinafter jointly “Minor Amendments”). Minor Amendments shall take effect immediately, and RISE shall not be obliged to notify the Customer in respect of such changes in order for them to apply vis-à-vis the Customer.
12.4.3 Moreover, RISE shall be entitled to implement amendments and supplements to the Agreement which are more extensive and are not immaterial to the Customer (hereinafter jointly “Extensive Amendments”), if compelled by (i) amended laws or other legislation, (ii) decisions by courts of law, (iii) decisions by governmental authorities, (iv) where RISE has been purchased by, acquires, or merges with another company, or (v) decisions by RISE management or other circumstances having effect on the Services. Such Amendments shall enter into force three (3) months after the Notice regarding the change has been received by the Customer. Such Amendments shall take effect at the beginning of the calendar month which begins thirty (30) days (or more) after Notice regarding the adjustment was received by the Customer (as further described in Section 12.4.1). If the Customer uses the Services after the effective date, the Customer shall be deemed to have accepted the Amendments.
12.4.4 In order to be valid, amendments or supplements to this Agreement (other than such as are set forth in Sections 12.4.1 – 12.4.3) must be in writing and approved by the Parties.
13. DISPUTES
13.1 Swedish law shall apply to this Agreement.
13.2 Disputes arising from or in connection with this Agreement shall be finally settled by arbitration, administered by the Arbitration Institute of the Stockholm Chamber of Commerce (the “SCC”). The Rules for Expedited Arbitrations shall apply, unless the SCC determines, taking into account the complexity of the case, the amount in dispute and/or other circumstances, that the Arbitration Rules shall apply. In case the Arbitration Rules shall apply, the SCC shall also decide whether the Arbitral Tribunal shall be com-posed of one or three arbitrators.
13.3 The arbitral proceedings shall take place in Gothenburg unless otherwise agreed between the Parties.
13.4 The arbitral proceedings, the existence thereof, and any award or verdict arising therefrom shall be kept confidential.
Experimental Kubernetes Cluster
You got access to a Kubenetes 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 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 Rancher GUI.
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Namespace prefix: | - |
Rancher GUI
Experimental Kubernetes Cluster
Get access to a powerful Kubenetes 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.
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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 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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S3 Keys
Manage your S3 access keys. All key-pairs can be used to access all buckets in the project.
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S3 Bucket pricing
Billing is done at the end of each month for resources used. Prices excl. VAT.
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Create Bucket
Resize bucket:
Delete Bucket
Add Key
Edit Key
Delete Key
Export AWS
Paste into ~/.aws/credentials to use aws --profile key-name.
Virtual Machines
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Volumes
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Create Volume
Create 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 appair as a new entry with state DETACHED .
Create snapshot
Create a snapshot of volume. The snapshot will appair as a new entry in snapshots table.Note that it is recommended to first detach volume before creating 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 volume to. The volume appear as a raw block device that can then be partitioned, formatted, mounted etc. Several volumes can be attached to same VM. Same volume can not 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 don't loose data if you for instance want to attach volume to another VM (detach -> attach).Detach
Volume is detached from VM. The device will disappear in VM. Note that data is not lost.Delete
Volume will be deleted. All data is lost and billing will stop.Make sure to delete all snapshots of this volume before deleting volume.
Attach Volume
Detach Volume
Extend Volume
Delete Volume
You must first delete all accociated snapshots before you can delete volume!
Snapshots
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Snapshots
Create volume from snapshot
Create a new volume using data from the snapshot by clicking on "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 appair in volumes table as a new entry with state DETACHED .
Delete
Snapshot will be deleted.Create volume from snapshot
Delete snapshot
Delete Instance
Delete Instance
Pause Instance
Unpause Instance
Reboot Instance
Reboot Instances
Add SSH/RDP access
Public SSH/RDP IP and port information is found under server 'Info'. SSH key (in case of Linux) can be downloaded from Security tab.
Remote access is a free service.
Add SSH/RDP access
Public SSH/RDP IP and port information is found under server 'Info'. SSH key (in case of Linux) can be downloaded from Security tab.
Remote access is a free service.
Disable SSH/RDP access
Associate public IP
Remove public IP
Delete Volume
You must first delete all accociated snapshots before you can delete volume!
Enter rescue mode
Return from rescue mode.
Launch Instance
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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:
- Change permissions on file (only needs to be done once)
> chmod 400 private-ssh-key.pem
- SSH to your server:
> ssh -i private-ssh-key.pem -p [ssh_port] [username]@[ssh_ip]
Windows SSH client (putty):
- Convert the pem-file to putty format using puttygen.exe which you can download from here.
- Start puttygen, load private-ssh-key.pem by clicking "Load"-button. Save the file in putty format using "Save private key"-button.
- 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 new name for the VM
Change Flavor
Please choose a new flavor.
No better flavors available
Reboot Instance
Delete Instance
Virtual GPU Servers
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Deploy Server
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A server will be picked from the pool of available servers of the given type.
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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:
- Change permissions on file (only needs to be done once)
> chmod 400 private-ssh-key.pem
- SSH to your server:
> ssh -i private-ssh-key.pem -p [ssh_port] [username]@[ssh_ip]
Windows (putty):
- Convert the pem-file to putty format using puttygen.exe which you can download from here.
- Start puttygen, load private-ssh-key.pem by clicking "Load"-button. Save the file in putty format using "Save private key"-button.
- 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
Associate public IP
Remove public IP
Enter rescue mode
Exit rescue mode
Power on server
Power off server
Bare Metal Servers
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Deploy Server
Please select server type
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A server will be picked from the pool of available servers of the given type.
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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:
- Change permissions on file (only needs to be done once)
> chmod 400 private-ssh-key.pem
- SSH to your server:
> ssh -i private-ssh-key.pem -p [ssh_port] [username]@[ssh_ip]
Windows (putty):
- Convert the pem-file to putty format using puttygen.exe which you can download from here.
- Start puttygen, load private-ssh-key.pem by clicking "Load"-button. Save the file in putty format using "Save private key"-button.
- 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
Associate public IP
Remove public IP
Enter rescue mode
Exit rescue mode
Power on server
Power off server
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 |
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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 lead by Canonical. A bare metal server is a physical server which is not shared between customers.
Type | Cores | RAM | Disk | Price |
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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 loosing data.
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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 expose all ports to the Internet.
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IP | 0.128 SEK per IP and hour |