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Virtual Machines

Virtual machines, or VMs, are like laptops, smartphones, and servers. IT has a CPU, memory, disks for storage, and an internet connection. Virtual computers (VMs) are software-defined computers in physical servers that exist entirely as code, unlike hardware.

Kubernetes

Kubernetes is an open-source platform for managing containerized applications. It may be abbreviated to K8s, where the number 8 represents the amount of letters between the "K" and the "s" in the acronym.

Bare Metal

Bare Metal servers provide direct access to physical hardware without a hypervisor layer, offering high-performance computing capabilities suitable for resource-intensive workloads.

Disaster Recovery as a Service

This guide aims to facilitate your onboarding experience and maximize your utilization of our platform.

Load Balancer

In the dynamic landscape of network management, Load Balancers are essential tools that distribute incoming network traffic across multiple servers. This strategic distribution enhances efficiency, ensures reliability, and maintains high availability by preventing any single server from becoming a performance bottleneck.

Firewall

This guide aims to facilitate your onboarding experience and maximize your utilization of our platform.

Networking

When an organization's network capabilities and resources are housed on a public or private cloud platform, either internally or by a third party, and made available on demand, this setup is called cloud networking.

Billing

Details on invoicing, such as invoices, alerts, payment methods, late fees, and taxes.

Support

This guide aims to facilitate your onboarding experience and maximize your utilization of our platform.

VMX Platform Overview

Learn about VMX's products and pick the ones that will work best for your project.

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