Disks
Disks are storage files for VMs. Local disks and cloud disks are supported, with resize, attach, detach, create snapshot, and related operations.
Disks are storage files for VMs. Local disks and cloud disks are supported, with resize, attach, detach, create snapshot, and related operations.
A host is a physical server that provides underlying resources for VMs on the cloud management platform. It is a domain resource and supports virtualization scheduling, monitoring alerts, and maintenance management.
System images are used to create VMs and bare metal devices and support multiple image formats and operating systems.
A VM is a virtual machine instance built with virtualization technology and running on a host.
Host images are used to create VMs. A host image saves all disks of a template VM as images; VMs created from a host image include all data except the template VM’s user data.
Physical machines are used to create bare metal devices. Bare metal exclusively uses physical machine resources.
App packages are tar.gz software packages used to create container hosts. You can upload, export, and delete them in the system.
Baremetal is a compute instance with dedicated physical machine resources. You can remotely control, power on/off, reinstall the OS, and manage the lifecycle.
Image registries store container registry URLs and credentials used by container hosts.
The image market provides VM images and ISO images that administrators can import into the system image list. Images imported from the image market are public images by default.