Cloud Servers

A Cloud Server is a ‘virtualised’ server, sometimes referred to as a ‘virtual machine’ or ‘VM’ for short. It is a...

This guide covers how to set up a Cloud Server in minutes using Bytemark Panel. Initial Setup Login to the...

This guide walks through how to organise multiple Bytemark Cloud Servers into groups. What is a group? A ‘group‘ is...

If you need more space on an existing disc, you can increase its size without having to re-install your server....

You can add up to eight discs to your Cloud Server and you can choose from two grades of storage:...

The Cloud Server backups feature is available through the Bytemark Panel and aims to make the process of creating and restoring...

If you have multiple Bytemark accounts, you can move your Cloud Servers between them as follows: Log in to the...

If you no longer require a Cloud Server you can shut it down and delete it through the Bytemark Panel....

You can add up to 4 extra IPv4 addresses to your Cloud Server through the Bytemark Panel by following these...

If you want to set up a lot of cloud servers in the same way, Bytemark Cloud’s firstboot facility is...

Custom ISOs allow you to install nearly any Operating System on your Bytemark Cloud Server. With this updated workflow, you no longer need to create a server then mount the ISO file, making your workflow even more efficient.

You can now change which Cloud Server an additional IP addresses is routed to. This makes it possible to, for...

Before we begin: Please ensure you have backups of any data on the disc you are going to remove. Once a...

Simple load balancers are configured within the Bytemark Panel, with no code or complicated configuration required. Simply select your target...

Moving a disc from one VM to another

API keys can be used to give other systems access to the servers on your account. This can be useful...