Product Video Guide in the Control Panel with Our CTO
After watching these videos, you will be able to manage resources on your own and select a solution that will best suit your budget and needs.
Design of Data Centers
We explain in detail the architecture of the Servercore cloud.
- Starting overview with the region, and gradually going down to the level of availability zones
- Describing redundant vital systems in the data centers
- Reviewing various fault tolerance scenarios and design features of our product pools
Cloud Servers
We demonstrate how to create and start a virtual server.
- Selecting an image and configuration range (fixed or custom)
- For custom configuration, selecting CPU, amount of memory, number of disks, and network class
- Explaining how to change your server configuration after you start the server
Cloud Databases
In this video, we use PosgreSQL as an example to show step-by-step how to start a database cluster.
- How to select a DBMS version on Servercore platform and migrate seamlessly from your cluster to ours
- How to select precise settings for a custom configuration, including vCPU, RAM, and disk size
- How to pick the right number of replicas
- Free backups in our cloud (with Point-in-time recovery option)
- Where to track server performance statistics so you can scale up in time
Managed Kubernetes
We show how to run a Kubernetes cluster in the cloud-based Servercore control panel.
- How to select the right type of cluster for your needs: high availability cluster with 3 master nodes or basic cluster with 1 master node
- How to select the configuration of a node group and customize its number of nodes, and add labels and taints as needed
- How to add multiple groups of nodes to a single cluster and enable auto-recovery
Bare Metal Servers
In this video, we will discuss the features of Servercore bare metal products and the principles of using them.
- Features and benefits of bare metal products (colocation and dedicated servers) over virtualized solutions
- Explaining fixed configuration parameters of a dedicated server, including processor model, memory size, and number of installed disks
- Demonstrating operating systems and three billing options available for selection
Global Router
We demonstrate how to integrate bare metal servers and virtual machines using a global router.
- How to create and run an isolated private network within one or more availability zones
- How a global router helps optimize unexpected loads
- How to track product changes with a shared network map in the control panel
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