Managing your cloud server is essential for optimizing performance, maintaining security, and effectively utilizing resources. This general information about Cloud Server article will guide you through various aspects of your cloud server, including server management, storage options, snapshots, server details, and more. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced user, this article will empower you to make the most of your cloud server infrastructure.
Your Custom Server Account Page: N6 Cloud, Cloud Server Page!
Overview of All Servers: Take a comprehensive look at all your cloud servers to gain insights into their statuses, configurations, and resource utilization. This overview provides a quick snapshot of your server fleet and it is a starting point for server management and resource allocation.
With N6 Cloud for your server, you can access features like console, reboot, upgrade, rebuild, snapshot, invoice, emails, related services, and delete existing servers anytime you want.
Server Details: Access detailed information about your cloud server, including its hostname, IP address, IPv6 address, root password, and SSH essential configuration.
The page will look something like the below image:
Server Console and Reboot: Discover the server console feature that allows you to access the server directly, even without remote desktop or SSH access. Learn how to use the console for troubleshooting purposes or performing administrative tasks. Additionally, understand the process of rebooting your cloud server when needed.
Your console page will look like this:
Storage Options: Disks are the storage components attached to your servers. They provide the capacity to store data and run applications within your infrastructure. Consider the size, label, type, and status of the disks to effectively manage storage resources.
There are two disks here, a 5 GB ROOT disk labeled ROOT-219, which is ready for use, and a 200 GB DATADISK labeled Kkk, which is currently allocated but detached from any server. Understanding the size, labels, types, and statuses of your disks helps you effectively manage and allocate storage resources based on your specific requirements.
Snapshots: Snapshots are invaluable for data protection and disaster recovery. They capture the state of your server and its data at a specific moment, allowing you to create restore points. By utilizing snapshots, you can easily roll back to a previous state in case of system issues or accidental data loss. This ensures the integrity and availability of your critical data.
With N6 Cloud you can create the Snapshot at any moment.
To create a Snapshot add a name for Snapshot and a little description to it to identify it, select Snapshot memory then Press Create a new Snapshot.
You can Create multiple Snapshots at multiple Instances as per your requirements.
Once you successfully created a Snapshot it will look something like this:
You can also select the option to Schedule Snapshot. To Schedule Snapshot you can select Backup every Hour, Day, Week, and,, Month. Also, you can select the time and time zone of your choice, hit submit and it will automatically schedule a Snapshots for you.
By leveraging snapshots effectively, you can enhance your data management practices, streamline disaster recovery processes, and ensure the integrity and availability of your critical systems and data.
To learn more about Cloud Server you can refer to our Knowledgebase article: A Complete Guide for Your Cloud Server Account!
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