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Shared CPU Pods explained Overview Shared CPU Pods are ALYPOD's most affordable compute product. Your Pod runs on a... Dedicated CPU Pods explained Overview Dedicated CPU Pods give you exclusive, non-shared access to physical CPU cores. Nothing... NVMe Disk Pods explained Overview NVMe Disk Pods are ALYPOD compute instances built on high-speed NVMe SSDs. They suit... Windows Pods explained Overview Windows Pods are ALYPOD compute instances that run Microsoft Windows Server. They are... ARM (aarch64) CPU Pods explained Overview ARM CPU Pods run on 64-bit ARM (aarch64) processors. They offer excellent... How to deploy a CPU Pod Overview Deploying a CPU Pod takes only a few minutes. This article walks through the ALYPOD... How to reinstall the operating system Overview Reinstalling wipes your Pod's disk and installs a fresh operating system. Use it to... Adding and managing SSH keys Overview SSH keys are safer than passwords and let you log in without typing a secret. This... Using cloud-init for first-boot configuration Overview cloud-init lets you automate a Pod's first boot: create users, install packages, write... Creating and restoring snapshots Overview A snapshot is a point-in-time copy of your Pod's disk that you can use to roll back... Resizing a Pod (upgrading resources) Overview You can change a Pod's CPU, RAM and disk to match your workload without redeploying... Accessing rescue mode Overview Rescue mode boots your Pod into a minimal temporary system instead of its normal OS. It... Mounting an ISO image Overview Mounting an ISO image attaches a CD/DVD image to your Pod as virtual media. This is... Using the web console and VNC Overview The ALYPOD web console gives you out-of-band access to your Pod's screen and keyboard... Power management: start, stop and reboot Overview The ALYPOD Console lets you start, stop, reboot and force-off a Pod at any time. Doing...
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