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Rapid Deployments
Virtual Machines, K8s, Bare Metal, and Block/Object Storage
Virtual Management
Launch, stop, restart, reinstall, and more
Active Monitoring
Colocated deployments, usage reports, activity logs, and more

Why NetActuate Virtual Machines

Dedicated Compute Resources

All VM instances are backed by dedicated (non-shared) compute resources. This ensures consistent performance without noisy neighbors.

Network Ready

All VMs come with 10 Gbps port speed, dedicated IPv4 and IPv6 addresses, unlimited inbound transfer (outbound transfer based on contract).

Flexible Configuration and Pricing

Configure the exact amount of RAM, CPU, and Storage you need and see exactly what you’ll pay before you deploy.

Compute Options

Choose between Intel compute with competitive pricing, AMD EPYC highly optimized processors, and NETINT Quadra VPUs for video workloads.

Powerful Networking

Connect to one of the world’s largest peered networks with reliable, low-latency services using BGP Anycast.

Support

We build direct, trusted relationships with our customers to deliver superior support, responsiveness, and operational alignment.

Supported Operating Systems

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How NetActuate Virtual Machines Work

01
Select CPU Type and Location
Choose between General Compute and AMD EPYC, global region, and desired PoP (or private cloud).
02
Configure Compute and OS
Add the required amounts of RAM, CPU, and Storage, choose your OS and images.
03
Routing and Authentication
Choose Public routed IP v4/v6 or attach to a VLAN, and select password authentication or SSH Key.
04
Deploy and Manage
Deploy instantly and manage your workloads anytime in the customer portal.

Common Use Cases

Common scenarios to consider using Virtual Machines include the following.

Global Edge Workloads

Launch virtual machines across distributed global locations to bring applications closer to users and reduce latency for critical services

Web Application Hosting

Deploy scalable front-end and backend services on isolated virtual infrastructure with predictable compute performance and flexible networking

Development and Testing Environments

Spin up temporary virtual machines to test code, validate software builds, and replicate production environments without impacting live services