Welcome to ICE Connect
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Project Owner
Create a new workspace. As an owner, you can manage namespaces, create S3 buckets, and invite team members.
Project Member
Waiting for an invite? Once a project owner adds you as a member, you'll gain access to the project's resources.
Your project has been created, please wait for an admin to activate it
Container Workloads
Schedule containers on the shared GPU cluster. The default choice for ML training, batch jobs, notebooks, and long-running services.
Virtual Machines
Spin up persistent Linux or Windows VMs with full root access, custom drivers, and any ports you need.
Bare-Metal Servers
Deploy and manage physical bare-metal servers or GPU VMs on the Experimental Compute Cloud (ECC) backed by MAAS.
Cloud Storage
Store datasets, backups and artifacts via the S3 API backed by fast NVMe storage using Ceph.
Code Repository
Manage your project's life cycle using git, wiki, issue-tracking, etc. Share your code or keep it private.
Container Registry
Your private container registry without Docker Hub's rate limits. Store and serve images internally.
Invited users
As an owner you can manage users in your project. Invite new members, assign permissions, or remove users.
Invite User
Please enter an email address for the invited user.
Remove User from Project
Disable Owner privileges
Enable Owner privileges
Resend Confirmation Email
Billing
As an owner you can view your monthly resource usage and costs. Select a month to see a breakdown of charges and download invoices.
| Service | Cost |
|---|---|
| Kubernetes Container Workloads | SEK |
| OpenNebula Virtual Machines | SEK |
| Bare-Metal Servers and GPU VMs | SEK |
| S3 Cloud Storage | SEK |
| Total | SEK |
History
Project Settings
As an owner you can view and edit your project details, company information, and billing preferences.
General
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| Name | |
| Contact Email |
Company information
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| Company | |
| Address | |
| VAT no | |
| Phone | |
| Web | |
| Billing method | |
| Invoice reference | |
| Send invoice summary to |
Billing settings
If a monthly budget is set, there will be sent an email notification to the project owner(s) if the budget is exceeded for the month. If the budget is set to "0 SEK", then no email notifications will be sent.
| Setting | Value |
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| Monthly budget |
0SEK
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Edit project details
Delete Project
Project Quota
As an owner you can view the current resource limits for your project. If you need to extend a quota, please visit support.
Kubernetes Container Workloads
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| CPU Requested |
-m
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| Memory Limit |
-GiB
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| Memory Requested |
-GiB
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| Persistent Volumes |
-
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| Storage Requested |
-Gi
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| - |
-
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OpenNebula Virtual Machines
| VMs |
0
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| CPU |
0
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| Memory |
0GiB
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| System disks |
0GiB
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| Public IPs |
0
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Bare-Metal Servers and GPU VMs
| Bare-Metal Servers |
-
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| Public IPs |
-
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S3 Cloud Storage
| Number of buckets |
-
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| Total Bucket Size |
-TiB
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Billing details
Kubernetes Container Workloads Pricing
Run containerized workloads on our powerful Kubernetes cluster with GPU support. You pay only for the resources you reserve — CPU, memory, persistent storage, and GPUs. Billing is done monthly for the previous month's reservations. Prices excl. VAT.
Pricing
| Resource | Price |
|---|---|
| CPU |
0.185SEK per CPU and hour
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| Memory |
0.027SEK per GiB and hour
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| Ceph Block NVMe persistent storage |
1.87SEK per TiB and hour
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| CephFS persistent storage |
2.81SEK per TiB and hour
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| Nvidia GTX 1080ti |
1.8SEK per GPU and hour
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| Nvidia GTX 2080ti |
2.86SEK per GPU and hour
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| Nvidia Tesla V100 |
11.99SEK per GPU and hour
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| Nvidia A16 |
11.29SEK per GPU and hour
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| Nvidia H100 94GB |
20.71SEK per GPU and hour
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Cost calculator
Try different configurations to estimate your monthly cost.
| Resource | Allocation | Estimated cost / |
|---|---|---|
| CPU | cores | SEK/month |
| Memory | GiB | SEK/month |
| Persistent storage | GiB | SEK/month |
| GPU | pcs | SEK/month |
| Total |
SEK/month
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OpenNebula Virtual Machines Pricing
Run virtual machines on OpenNebula with flexible CPU, memory, and storage allocations. Add public IPs as needed. You pay only for the resources you use, billed at the end of each month. Prices excl. VAT.
Pricing
| Resource | Price |
|---|---|
| CPU |
0.185SEK per CPU and hour
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| Memory |
0.027SEK per GiB and hour
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| Ceph Block HDD persistent storage |
0.5SEK per TiB and hour
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| Ceph Block NVMe persistent storage |
1.87SEK per TiB and hour
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| Local HDD persistent storage |
0.25SEK per TiB and hour
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| Local NVMe persistent storage |
0.94SEK per TiB and hour
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| Public IP |
0.159SEK per IP and hour
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Cost calculator
Try different configurations to estimate your monthly cost.
| Resource | Allocation | Estimated cost / |
|---|---|---|
| CPU | cores | SEK/month |
| Memory | GiB | SEK/month |
| Persistent storage | GiB | SEK/month |
| Public IP | Yes | SEK/month |
| Total |
SEK/month
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Bare-Metal Servers and GPU VMs Pricing
Bare-metal servers and GPU-accelerated virtual machines provisioned through MAAS. You pay only for the resources you reserve — release what you don't use to avoid unnecessary costs. Billing is done monthly for the previous month's reservations. Prices excl. VAT.
Servers
We provide bare-metal servers and GPU virtual machines 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 |
10SEK per hour |
| OpenCompute Winterfell 256 | 48 |
256.0 GB |
1000.2 GB |
16SEK per hour |
| Dell R730 GPU 1080ti | 24 |
256.0 GB |
16600.5 GB |
17SEK per hour |
| Virtual GPU Server 1080ti | 12 |
48.0 GB |
214.7 GB |
4SEK per 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 |
0.159SEK per IP and hour
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S3 Cloud Storage Pricing
S3-compatible object storage powered by Ceph. You pay for the storage you reserve, regardless of actual usage — for example, a 1 TiB bucket costs the same whether you store 1 GiB or 1 TiB. Billing is done monthly for the previous month's reservations. Prices excl. VAT.
Pricing
| Resource | Price |
|---|---|
| Storage |
0.504SEK per TiB and hour
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Cost calculator
Try different configurations to estimate your monthly cost.
| Resource | Allocation | Estimated cost / |
|---|---|---|
| Storage | TiB | SEK/month |
| Total |
SEK/month
|
Submit ticket
Support
Use this form if you have questions or feedback. An email will be sent to your registered address. You can respond to the email to continue the conversation, or use the link below to access the helpdesk.
Contact
Get in touch with the ICE support team.
Email: support@ice.ri.se
Address: Björkskataleden 112, 973 47 Luleå, Sweden
View on Google MapsStatus
This page shows the current status of the ICE Connect services.
| Status | Hostname | CPU free | MEM free | GPU free | GPU type |
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| Status | Host |
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| Status | Name | Info |
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| Name | Free servers |
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| Free storage | Read throughput | Write throughput | Read IOPS | Write IOPS |
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| Total OSDs | Up | In | Down | Out |
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| Status | Type | Message |
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| Status | Component |
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Incident History
View past and ongoing incidents affecting ICE Connect services.
| Status | Time Ago | Service | Message |
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Kubernetes Container Workloads Service
You have access to the Experimental Kubernetes Cluster (EKC) with GPU support. Use Rancher GUI to manage your workloads and download your kubeconfig file for native API access.
You pay for the time and resources you reserve — CPU, memory, persistent storage, and GPUs. Usage data is updated continuously.
When creating a namespace, use your namespace prefix below, e.g. "-default". Remember to set namespace quotas — the sum of all namespace quotas cannot exceed the project quota.
| Rancher URL: | https://k8s.ice.ri.se |
| Rancher project: | |
| Namespace prefix: | - |
Rancher GUI
Resource Usage
Current Kubernetes Container Workloads resource usage and limits for your project.
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Pricing
View detailed pricing for Kubernetes Container Workloads resources.
S3 Cloud Storage Service
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 |
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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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| Name | Permissions | Access key | Secret key | Actions |
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| ******************** | **************************************** |
Pricing
View detailed pricing for S3 Cloud Storage resources.
Create Bucket
Resize bucket:
Delete Bucket
Add Key
Edit Key
Delete Key
Export AWS
Paste into ~/.aws/credentials to use aws --profile key-name.
Rotate Key
Virtual GPU Servers
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| Name | Status | IP Address | Information | Actions |
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Deploy Server
Please select a server type
| Type | Cores | RAM | Disk | Price | Available |
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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:
- 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 the PuTTY download page.
- 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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| Name | Status | IP Address | Information | Actions |
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Deploy Server
Please select a server type
| Type | Cores | RAM | Disk | Price | Available |
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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 |
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 the PuTTY download page.
- 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
Pricing
View detailed pricing for Bare-Metal Servers and GPU VMs resources.
OpenNebula Virtual Machines Service
Manage virtual machines, storage, and networking through OpenNebula. Use the FireEdge GUI for everyday tasks, or the legacy Sunstone GUI for advanced configuration.
We expose as many native OpenNebula features as possible, which makes the service flexible but also more complex. Check the documentation to get started.
Resource Usage
Current OpenNebula Virtual Machines resource usage and limits for your project.
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Pricing
View detailed pricing for OpenNebula Virtual Machines resources.