AI accelerator (GPU)
Enable direct GPU passthrough so virtual machines can access dedicated GPU hardware for AI and machine learning workloads.
Enable direct GPU passthrough so virtual machines can access dedicated GPU hardware for AI and machine learning workloads.
Associate a floating IP address with an instance to make it reachable from external networks.
Attach security groups to an instance to control inbound and outbound network access.
Connect to a launched Linux or Windows instance using the browser-based noVNC console in the web UI.
Group compute hosts with shared characteristics to enable targeted scheduling, resource segmentation, and metadata-based policies.
Create an SSH keypair to access instances securely without a password.
Provision a virtual machine from a predefined resource template, OS image, and configuration parameters.
Capture the current disk and configuration state of an instance as a reusable snapshot.
Boot a virtual machine from a guest ISO image to manually install an operating system that doesn't have a ready-made cloud image available.
Upload, manage, and control access to images using centralized storage, versioning, and visibility settings.
Export an instance to a downloadable image file so it can be archived, transferred, or imported elsewhere.
Configure a flavor, the virtual hardware profile that defines vCPU count, memory, and root disk size for an instance.
Migrate virtual machines from various platforms to Bigstack CubeCOS using optimized UI workflows.
Upload and import OS images, cloud templates, and virtual machines into CubeCOS via command-line interface. Comprehensive guide for v2v migrations from VMware, p2v migrations, Hyper-V, and other hypervisors to prepare VMs for deployment.
Install the QEMU guest agent to enable IP reporting, guided shutdown, and file-system freezes for backups.
Launch your first virtual machine instance after installing CubeCOS—step-by-step guidance for new users and test deployments.
Move a running instance from one physical host to another without shutting it down.
Resize an instance by switching it to a different flavor without recreating the virtual machine.
Restore an OpenStack volume from a Ceph RBD snapshot, including prerequisites, restore steps, verification, and troubleshooting.