Comprehensive Monitoring and Alarm Mechanism to Ensure the Normal Operation of GCS

Offer monitoring services for all eSurfing Cloud products to realize functions of performance indicator monitoring, automatic alarm, historical information query, etc. Cloud Eye helps users to have a more detailed understanding of the utilization of cloud resources and facilitate users to make prompt adjustments.

Realize Flexible Network Planning Through VPC

VPC provides a logically isolated network and can realize network planning in the cloud, including creating subnets, configuring security groups, configuring DHCP, and connecting to the Internet. In addition, VPN can be used to interconnect VPC and enterprise IDC. Wherein, the subnet offers IP address management, DHCP access, DNS services, etc.

A Variety of Storages to Meet Different I/O Performance Requirements

A variety of EVSs such as GPIO, High I/O, Generic SSD, and Ultra-High I/O are available to meet different I/O performance requirements. There are two purchase methods. One is to purchase the GCS and EVS at the same time; the other is to purchase the EVS separately and attach it to the GCS later as needed.

Visualized Management Platform, Easy to Operate

GCS can be managed in the smart Console. It can perform operations such as starting or shutting down the GCS, resetting the password, reinstalling the system, etc.

Various Specifications to Meet the Needs of Different Applications

A variety of instance specifications are available to meet the performance requirements of different users for GPU in various scenarios such as video decoding, graphics rendering, deep learning, and scientific computing.

Provide Multiple Login Modes, Safe and Efficient

The GCS can be logged in through VNC or SSH (applicable only to Linux GCS). Among them, the VNC method is suitable for logging in and viewing GCSs that are not bound with an Elastic IP (EIP). Users can remotely log in to the GCS to perform operations. A Web-based Console is provided to perform management operations on a single GCS or a batch of GCSs, such as startup, shutdown, restart, deletion, etc.

Various Images to Facilitate the Rapid Deployment of Business

Commonly used Linux and Windows images are supported, such as CentOS, Ubuntu, etc. GCS can produce private images, and GCS can be created based on private images, thereby achieving the rapid deployment of business in batches. Private images support for sharing to other users, and are convenient for multi-user unified deployment.

Support multiple NICs

By configuring multiple NICs for the GCS and binding different intranet IP addresses to different NICs, the same GCS can be divided into different virtual cloud subnets and configured with different security group policies.

GCS Backup and VBS

Backup of the system disk or data disk of the GCS is supported. Users can create new GCS or restore disk data based on the backup data.

On-demand Reinstallation of the Operating System

Mainstream operating systems are supported, including Windows Server 2012, 2016, centos 6.x, 7.x, etc., to meet users' deployment requirements for different businesses. If a problem occurs in the process of application installation, the current operating system can be reinstalled through the Console.

Multiple Authentication Methods

When creating an GCS, the user can choose to log in with password and key. If choosing to log in with the password, the user can set the login password during creation, or set the password through the Reset Passwordoperation after creation. The cloud resource pool provides dozens of performance monitoring indicators of the GCS including CPU, memory, disk and network usage, and supports the viewing of GCS monitoring information within a month. This can help users to understand the historical running status of GCS instances. In addition, alarm notifications can be provided timely based on rules preset by the user.

Free Activation of the Cloud Eye to Monitor Resource Usage

The cloud resource pool provides dozens of performance monitoring indicators of the GCS including CPU, memory, disk and network usage, and supports the viewing of GCS monitoring information within a month. This can help users to understand the historical running status of GCS instances. In addition, alarm notifications can be provided timely based on rules preset by the user.

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