xneelo Cloud beta programme Xneelo Cloud is a brand new product launching soon. Our beta programme is open for you to try out the services and features available. Read article
Pricing in xneelo Cloud Are you looking for information on what our cloud services will cost you? Read on to find out how pricing works in xneelo Cloud. Read article
Get started with xneelo Cloud We cover the basics of xneelo Cloud and provide the information you need to start creating your cloud resources. Read article
How to sign up for xneelo Cloud Leverage the capabilities of cloud computing for your applications and services by signing up for xneelo Cloud. Read article
How to log in to an xneelo Cloud Project You are able to log in to the Cloud Control Panel by first logging in to the xneelo Control Panel. Read article
How to create an instance in the xneelo Cloud dashboard This article provides step-by-step instructions on how to create an instance on xneelo’s Cloud platform. Read article
How to add a Security Group to a Cloud instance Security groups are sets of IP filter rules that act as a virtual firewall for your instances to control ingress and egress traffic. Read article
How to connect to your xneelo Cloud instance using the SSH protocol Follow this guide to connect to an instance via SSH. Read article
How to generate an SSH Key using the terminal Create an SSH Key Pair in your workstation’s terminal. Read article
How to create an SSH Key in the xneelo Cloud dashboard This article takes you through the steps of creating an SSH Key Pair. Read article
How to import an SSH Public Key using your xneelo Cloud dashboard This article contains the steps to import an SSH Public Key. Read article
How to create an SSH Key in the Create Instance Wizard This article is applicable exclusively to Key Pair creation during the Instance Creation wizard. Read article
How to create a snapshot of a Cloud instance Instance snapshots are frequently used for a variety of tasks, including backups, and testing. Read article
How to attach a volume to a Cloud instance A volume is a detachable block storage device that can be attached to an instance to provide extra storage space. Read article
How to detach a volume from a Cloud instance You can detach a volume from one instance and reattach it to another instance, without losing the data stored on the volume. Read article
How to extend a Cloud volume Extending a volume increases the size of the volume to accommodate additional storage needs without having to create a new larger volume and migrate the data. Read article
How to remove a Security Group from a Cloud instance Removing a security group from an instance removes all its associated rules and will have an impact on the security of the instance it was attached to. Read article
How to create a Cloud Security Group You’ll be able to communicate with your instance using network communication protocols (eg. SSH) after adding security group rules to the instance. Read article
How to delete a Cloud instance When you no longer need an instance, you can delete it. All resources allocated to the instance will also be released once the instance has been deleted. Read article
How to resize a Cloud instance Resizing an instance involves adjusting its allocated resources like CPU and memory to meet changing needs or workload demands. Read article
How to create a Cloud volume from a volume snapshot A new volume can be attached to instances, allowing you to access and manipulate the data preserved in the snapshot. Read article
How to delete a Cloud volume You can detach a volume from one instance and attach it to another instance, without losing the data stored on the volume. Read article
How to delete a Cloud Key Pair SSH Keys are a set of public and private keys which are used to authenticate and encrypt network traffic between your workstation and a remote system. This article explains how to delete a Key Pair. Read article
How to add a rule to a Cloud Security Group Security rules are IP filters that define networking access to an instance. This article explains how to add a Security Group. Read article
How to reboot a Cloud instance You can soft or hard reboot a running instance. A soft reboot attempts a graceful shutdown and restart of the instance. A hard reboot power cycles the instance. Read article
How to mount a new volume to a Cloud instance Create a file system on a newly created volume that’s attached to an instance and mount it to the instance so that it is accessible. Read article
How to delete a Cloud Security Group A Security Group’s deletion removes all associated rules and might have an impact on all resources to which it is attached. Read article
How to delete a rule from a Cloud Security Group Security rules are IP filters that define networking access to an instance. You are able to delete a Security Group via your Cloud Control Panel. Read article
How to delete a Cloud volume snapshot A volume snapshot is a point-in-time copy of a volume. You can delete a volume snapshot via your xneelo Cloud Control Panel. Read article
How to pause a Cloud instance When an instance is paused, it temporarily suspends the instance and the state of the instance is stored in memory (RAM). Read article
How to shut off a Cloud instance Shutting off an instance is similar to powering down a computer: the instance stops running, but any data saved to the disk remains intact and preserved. Read article
How to create a new Cloud volume A volume is a detachable block storage device that can be attached to an instance to provide extra storage space. This article explains how to create an empty volume. Read article
How to delete a Cloud image An image is an instance template used to create or rebuild instances. This article explains how you can delete an image. Read article
What is your default Cloud instance username? A default instance username is the pre-configured user account provided by the operating system when creating an instance. This user has full root privileges, allowing you to access, manage, and configure the instance. Read article
How to add a user in Ubuntu, Debian, CentOS, and AlmaLinux Follow these step-by-step instructions to add a user in Ubuntu, Debian, CentOS, and AlmaLinux. Read article
How to view your xneelo Cloud instance status Note: This article relates to a product currently in beta testing. These status values provide insight into the state of an instance and can help… Read article
How to take a snapshot of a Cloud volume You can use snapshots to roll a volume back to the state it was in at the time the snapshot was created. Read article
How to resize a Cloud volume partition We’ll walk you through the steps to resize the partition of a volume attached to a Linux instance. Follow these to make full use of the additional storage space that you’ve allocated to your volume. Read article
How to delete your xneelo Cloud project This article is a guide on how to delete your xneelo Cloud project. Read article
Why is SMTP Port 25 blocked on my Cloud instance? To mitigate spam abuse and ensure optimal platform performance, we block port 25 on our xneelo Cloud platform. Read article
How to create a new instance from a volume snapshot Creating a new instance from a bootable volume snapshot involves generating a fresh instance using a pre-existing snapshot of a volume. Read article
How to troubleshoot an unreachable instance Note: This article relates to a product currently in beta testing. This guide serves as a checklist for addressing common problems if your instance is… Read article
How to create a Volume from an Image Creating a Volume from an Image in the xneelo Cloud dashboard involves the process of generating a storage Volume by utilising an existing Image as a blueprint. Read article
How to set a password for the default user in Ubuntu, Debian, CentOS, and AlmaLinux This article provides step-by-step instructions for setting a password for the default user in Ubuntu, Debian, CentOS, and AlmaLinux. Read article
