When something changes in your infrastructure, the first question is always the same: what happened, and who did it? The client area now answers that directly. The new Activity Log keeps a complete chronological record of every action in your cloud service, and clearer operational feedback tells you how each action went while it runs.…
A batch of networking updates just landed in the client area. Most of them share a theme: things that used to need a support ticket are now buttons. Swap NIC: move an identity between VMs Migrating to a new server usually ends with the nervous part: getting the old machine’s addresses onto the new one.…
Three updates to how you protect and move your data, all live now in the client area. DRaaS per VM, no separate account You can now turn disaster recovery protection on or off for each virtual machine. DRaaS storage used to require a separate account. That requirement is gone. Open a VM, go to DRaaS…
Two quality-of-life updates for anyone running more than a couple of VMs. Rebuilds that do not mean starting over, and a way to keep a growing fleet findable. Reinstall and change OS in one step Reinstalling a VM now lets you switch to a different operating system at the same time. Pick any template during…
We refreshed the client area’s interface. Not a redesign for its own sake. We went after the spots where the portal made you work harder than the task deserved. Better on every screen, especially small ones The layout is cleaner and more responsive. Mobile views now lead with what you actually check from a phone:…
Cloud bills have a way of arriving as a single number that explains nothing. The client area now breaks that number apart at two levels: per VM and across your whole service. Per-VM breakdown Every virtual machine shows what it costs and where that cost comes from. Click the price chip on any VM to…
If you manage infrastructure with scripts and code rather than clicks, the client area now meets you there. You can generate API tokens for your cloud service and manage it from Terraform, both self-serve. API tokens The API page in your cloud service shows your connection details and generates tokens with an expiration you choose.…
We finished upgrading our Dallas, Texas datacenter to all-NVMe storage. Every Cloud VPS in Dallas now runs on NVMe drives, and every new VM you create there gets NVMe by default. Nothing to enable, no migration to schedule. Why NVMe matters NVMe drives talk to the CPU over PCIe instead of a SATA-era storage bus,…
Some upgrades add a button to the client area. This one has no button at all. OneDRS is a machine-learning system on our backend infrastructure, and it has been quietly balancing load under your VMs. What it does OneDRS watches real-time usage across our clusters and decides where workloads belong. It spreads them evenly instead…
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