Cloud Hosting Services

CLOUD SERVERS

Cloud Servers - Virtual Machines (VMs)

Built on VMware’s vSphere 4.0 Hypervisor, OpSource Cloud Servers are highly configurable, secure, virtual machines that provide granular control and allow easy customization.

Our secure virtual machines are hosted on physical servers in the OpSource enterprise-class public cloud and are built on the best-of-class infrastructures from Cisco, EMC, and Dell.

OpSource Cloud Servers support Microsoft Windows, Red Hat Enterprise Linux, Ubuntu and CentOS operating systems and can be deployed and managed either through the administrative UI or through corresponding functions of the Open API.

Key Features:

• Customize CPU, RAM and local storage on servers - up and down, on the fly
• Clone virtual servers to create 'customer images' which can be used to deploy copies of a server configuration
• Import and Export server images, allowing you to transfer virtual machines to and from your own infrastructure

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CLOUD FILES

Cloud Files - Internet-based Storage 

OpSource Cloud Files is a secure, encrypted, API-based storage solution that allows secure storage and retrieval of data from anywhere with Internet connectivity. Files are securely stored in encrypted format and are accessible via SSL-encrypted API calls.

Key Features:

• Data secured at rest (256-bit encryption) and in-flight (128-bit SSL encryption)
• Create multiple storage accounts, each with its own administrative password, allowing the creation of isolated file stores
• Ability to set storage quotas and control sub-administrator access on a per-account basis
• Each account can be configured to store up to 10TB of data

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CLOUD NETWORKS

Cloud Networks - Private Layer 2 VLANs

Cloud Networks are Layer 2 private networks built on Cisco switching fabric providing unparalleled security and performance for your environment.

Key Features:

• Customize ACL-based firewall rules
• Set your own NAT and VIP rules to expose your private IP addresses to the public Internet
• Set load-balancing and port translation across multiple virtual servers, with the ability to take servers in and out of service manually, programmatically or based on monitoring probes
• Implement clustered architectures with Multicasting

The Layer 2 architecture also allows for guaranteed sub-millisecond access times between systems.

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