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| − | ; | + | ;Host |
| − | : | + | : is the physical machine that hosts the instance. |
| − | ; | + | ;The hypervisor |
| − | : | + | : not to be confused with the host is the technology used by the host to host instance. |
| − | ====== <!--T:2--> | + | ===Areas === <!--T:2--> |
| + | When you create an instance you can choose an area at the very first step. | ||
| + | ;Simple or basic box | ||
| + | : is a so-called area 'direct routing'. Any instance deployed in this area will see its network interface that is assigned a public IP address. The router VM is transparent, but it is still possible to create firewall rules. | ||
| + | ;Forward area | ||
| + | : are zones <span class="notranslate">'advance routing'</span>. Any instance deployed in these areas will see its network interface that is assigned a private IP Natee behind a router VM. The router VM allows access to networks advanced features such as a firewall, load, of Nat, the VPN. | ||
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| + | ==Network == <!--T:3--> | ||
| + | When you create a network create you in fact different types of router vm. A router VM responds to the ping but cannot connect to it. | ||
| + | There are several types of router vm : | ||
| + | ;Network isolé | ||
| + | : private network | ||
| + | ;Security Group | ||
| + | : model of firewall rules | ||
| + | ;VPC | ||
| + | : Meta network allowing private communication between networks. | ||
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| − | + | ==Instances == <!--T:4--> | |
| − | + | ;Deploy an instance | |
| − | + | :is the term used when creating an instance. | |
| − | + | ;An instance | |
| − | + | :is the term used to refer to a machine virtual systems on our platform <span class="notranslate">cloud</span> public. | |
| − | + | ;The affinity groups | |
| − | + | :choose to create your instance in affinity groups to ensure that different VMS are spread across different physical hosts. | |
| − | + | ;A model | |
| − | + | :can come from the library of pre-installed systems or you also have the ability to add your own template to use when creating your instance. | |
| − | ==== <!--T:4--> | + | ;An offer of calculation |
| − | ; | + | : simply match the physical resources allocated to an instance : Processor / Memory / Bandwidth. |
| − | : | + | ;A volume |
| − | ; | + | : is a file where the data is stored. There are two types of volume the <span class="notranslate">datadisk</span> and the rootdisk. The difference between the two is that the root disk is the amount by which the instance starts it therefore contains data on the system but can also store data 'other '. |
| − | :<span class="notranslate">cloud</span> | + | ;A snapshot |
| − | ; | + | : an instance : to return to an earlier state of the server. |
| − | : | + | : a volume : to return to an earlier state of the volume. |
| − | ; | + | ;Console Mode |
| − | : | + | : allows the portal to take hold of the instance even if the server is not reachable or non-OS. |
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| − | : <span class="notranslate">datadisk</span> | ||
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Revision as of 08:09, 24 September 2015
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Infrastructure
- Host
- is the physical machine that hosts the instance.
- The hypervisor
- not to be confused with the host is the technology used by the host to host instance.
Areas
When you create an instance you can choose an area at the very first step.
- Simple or basic box
- is a so-called area 'direct routing'. Any instance deployed in this area will see its network interface that is assigned a public IP address. The router VM is transparent, but it is still possible to create firewall rules.
- Forward area
- are zones 'advance routing'. Any instance deployed in these areas will see its network interface that is assigned a private IP Natee behind a router VM. The router VM allows access to networks advanced features such as a firewall, load, of Nat, the VPN.
Network
When you create a network create you in fact different types of router vm. A router VM responds to the ping but cannot connect to it. There are several types of router vm :
- Network isolé
- private network
- Security Group
- model of firewall rules
- VPC
- Meta network allowing private communication between networks.
Instances
- Deploy an instance
- is the term used when creating an instance.
- An instance
- is the term used to refer to a machine virtual systems on our platform cloud public.
- The affinity groups
- choose to create your instance in affinity groups to ensure that different VMS are spread across different physical hosts.
- A model
- can come from the library of pre-installed systems or you also have the ability to add your own template to use when creating your instance.
- An offer of calculation
- simply match the physical resources allocated to an instance : Processor / Memory / Bandwidth.
- A volume
- is a file where the data is stored. There are two types of volume the datadisk and the rootdisk. The difference between the two is that the root disk is the amount by which the instance starts it therefore contains data on the system but can also store data 'other '.
- A snapshot
- an instance : to return to an earlier state of the server.
- a volume : to return to an earlier state of the volume.
- Console Mode
- allows the portal to take hold of the instance even if the server is not reachable or non-OS.
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