Wev’e been doing a lot of work on enhancements to our image management system. This is partly to make it easier for third party image providers to provide appliances for our platform (psst, if you are interested in providing your virtual appliance on our platform drop us a e-mail and we can tell you more), [...]
As you may have read in our FlexiScale 2.2 blog post we have just rolled out a feature that lets you add your own SSH public keys into servers you create using FlexiScale. So how does it all work? Well it’s quite simple really. Your SSH keys are assigned to your customer account, so you [...]
It feels like no time has passed since we released FlexiScale 2.1 (about 6 weeks or so actually), but there are so many great things happening here it was time for a roll-out of even more new features. SSH public key support You can now add SSH public keys to your customer account using either [...]
To quote Captain Kirk: Scotty…I need more power! We’ve had a number of requests for server sizes with larger amounts of CPU than our current configurations. We are of course happy to oblige. We have added 10 new configurations in total. A table showing all the various options is below: CPU cores 1 2 3 [...]
Something we’ve been asked for for quite a while now is the ability for customers to supply metadata to their virtual servers at run-time. It’s really useful for things like dynamic configuration of servers, passing data securely to ‘dumb’ servers and so on. Run-time metadata is great, but wouldn’t it be great if you could [...]
