ECS Relationships with Others Cloud Services
ECS Relationships with Others Cloud Services
Service Name | Cloud server Relationships with Others Services | Related Content |
Image | Images provide the necessary information to run cloud servers, including the operating system, initial application data, and so on. You can use an image to create an elastic cloud server, which enhances the deployment efficiency of the elastic cloud server. | For details, see Image Overview |
Public Images | The basic images provided by eSurfing Cloud (a cloud service provider) are all licensed and authorized, covering Windows Server system images and mainstream Linux system images. Using public images for cloud servers can reduce security risks and vulnerabilities. At the same time, users can obtain a system environment or software consistent with the instance by using public images, thus avoiding complex server configuration issues and achieving immediate use upon deployment. | For details, see Image Overview->Public Image Documentation |
Private Image | Users can create or import their own images that include initial system environments, application environments, software configurations, and other information, which can save time on repetitive configurations. Using private images for cloud servers allows for a high degree of flexibility in configuration, meeting users' personalized needs. | For details, see Image Overview->Private Image Documentation |
Shared Image | Private images shared by other users. Using shared images in cloud servers allows users to share and reuse pre-configured templates of operating systems and software environments, eliminating the need for repetitive operations and configuration work. When one user creates an image that meets specific requirements, other users can quickly obtain the same configuration environment through sharing, which improves deployment efficiency and maintains consistency. | For details, see Image Overview->Shared Image Documentation |
Security Product Image | Security product images are used to load some security product services. You can select the security product image in the Cloud Server Console under Create Cloud Server -> Image Type to meet the security requirements for loading security products such as CSSP, DAS, LAS, OSM, etc. | For details, see Security Product Image Documentation |
EVS | A block-level block storage product that uses a distributed triple-replication mechanism to provide data reliability assurance for cloud servers. Elastic Volume Service can be mounted to elastic cloud servers and the capacity of Elastic Volume Service can be expanded. | For details, see Elastic Volume Service Documentation |
Snapshot | A backup file of the cloud server's status at a certain point in time, used for backing up or restoring the entire cloud server. A snapshot captures the data of a Elastic Volume Service at a particular moment. By rolling back, the data of the Elastic Volume Service can be restored to the point in time when the snapshot was taken. Users can quickly create multiple Elastic Volume Services with the same data for business deployment through snapshots. | For details, see Snapshot Documentation |
CSBS | Provides backup protection services for data on elastic cloud servers. Supports backing up all Elastic Cloud Servers (system disks and data disks) within an elastic cloud server, and uses the backup data to restore the data of the elastic cloud server. When a cloud server or disk fails or data is mistakenly deleted due to human error, you can quickly recover the data by yourself. | For details, see Cloud Server Backup Documentation |
VPC | A custom private network created on eSurfing Cloud offers an isolated private network for elastic cloud servers, where you can also set up security groups, IP ranges, bandwidth, and other network features within the VPC. | For details, see VPC Documentation |
ENI | An independent virtual NIC used to connect cloud servers with a private network. It can be added to or removed from cloud servers to achieve flexible expansion and migration of services. | For details, see Elastic NIC Documentation |
Security Group | Provides a network security protection mechanism for cloud servers to prevent unauthorized access and protect computer networks from malicious attacks. It is a virtual firewall, used to restrict inbound and outbound network traffic. Users can define various access rules within a security group, and once the elastic cloud server is added to this security group, it is protected by these access rules. | For details, see Security Documentation |
Autoscaling | Autoscaling can automatically adjust the number of cloud servers, and can scale the elastic cloud servers according to the scaling configuration and scaling strategy you define, helping you save resources and operational costs. | For details, see Autoscaling Documentation |
LB | It automatically distributes access traffic to multiple elastic cloud servers, enhancing the service capability of the application systems built on elastic cloud servers and improving the fault tolerance of the applications. | For details, see Load Balancing Documentation |
Cloud Eye Service | Cloud Eye provides monitoring services for cloud servers, offering features such as performance metric monitoring, automatic alerts, and historical information queries. Once users have activated their elastic cloud servers, they can view the status of the corresponding service instances in Cloud Eye without the need to install additional plugins. | For details, see Cloud Eye Documentation |
Log Auditing Service | The Log Auditing Service conducts comprehensive standardized processing of cloud server logs to promptly discover various security threats and abnormal behavior events. | For details, see Log Auditing Documentation |