Instances, provisioned in minutes
Spin up a compute instance with its own isolated network and editable firewall rules, sized the way you need it, accessible from your dashboard the moment it's ready.
Your own private network
Every instance lands on an isolated network dedicated to your organisation, with its own router and public connectivity.
- Dedicated network per organisation
- Own router & public connectivity
- Nano through XLarge sizes
Firewall rules you control
Add or remove inbound/outbound rules yourself, by protocol, port, and source. No ticket, no waiting on a support queue.
Talk to sales- Security group rules you manage
- Baseline (SSH/RDP/ICMP) open by default
- Edit anytime from your dashboard
Embedded console, bring your own key
Reach an instance's screen directly from your dashboard, even before networking is finished. Supply your own SSH key or have one generated for you.
Start free trial- No separate client to install
- Generated key shown once, never stored
- Isolated by design, per organization
Instances, answered
The things teams usually ask before their first instance.
Instances and Virtual machines are two separate compute product lines running side by side, each with its own catalog of images and sizes. Instances adds a self-service firewall and an embedded console out of the box.
Yes. Supply your own public key when you create the instance. If you skip it, we generate one for you and show the private key exactly once, on the creation screen. We never store it.
Through security group rules you manage yourself, by protocol, port range, and source address. A small baseline (SSH, RDP, ICMP) is open by default, then add or remove rules anytime from your dashboard.
Yes. The embedded console connects directly to the instance's own screen, so it works even while networking is still being configured, useful for troubleshooting a boot issue.
A curated catalog of Linux distributions and Windows Server images, picked by our team from what's available. The exact list is shown when you create an instance and grows over time.
Both are released automatically as part of the same delete action. Nothing stays allocated, and nothing keeps billing you after the instance is gone.