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Give FeedbackWelcome to VMX Developer Exchange! This guide aims to facilitate your onboarding experience and maximize your utilization of our platform.
To get started with VMX Developer Exchange, follow the steps outlined in our onboarding guide. This will assist you in setting up your account and accessing our services efficiently.
Upon accessing our website, locate and fill out the registration form. Input your necessary details such as name, email address, and password.
Once you click on Register, an OTP (One-Time Password) will be sent to your registered email address or mobile number. Retrieve the OTP and update it in the provided field. Click on Verify to proceed.
Verify your account through mobile or email to ensure secure access to our platform.
Provide information about your organization's name, size and other required information helping us tailor our services to better suit your needs.
Select the project you intend to deploy on our platform.
Provide details about your current spending on VMs, assisting in optimizing your resources.
Virtual Machines are emulated computer systems that provide an environment similar to a physical machine. They allow you to run multiple operating systems on a single physical server. Our VM service enables you to create and manage these instances according to your computing needs.
Bare Metal servers provide direct access to physical hardware without a hypervisor layer, offering high-performance computing capabilities suitable for resource-intensive workloads.
Performance: Utilize the full power of dedicated physical servers without virtualization overhead.
Customization: Configure hardware specifications according to specific requirements.
Control: Directly manage the server's hardware, enhancing control and performance optimization.
Kubernetes is an open-source container orchestration platform that automates the deployment, scaling, and management of containerized applications. Our Kubernetes service simplifies container management and enables efficient application deployment.
Container Orchestration: Coordinate and manage containerized applications across clusters.
Scaling: Scale applications seamlessly based on demand.
Resource Optimization: Efficiently allocate resources to applications within containers.
Automated Operations: Simplify deployment and updates through automated processes.
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.
A Load Balancer plays a vital role in distributing 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.
We are delighted to announce the inclusion of a Load Balancer feature in the VMX portal. This addition empowers users to efficiently manage and distribute incoming traffic across servers, optimizing resource utilization and enhancing overall system performance.
VMX now offers the HAProxy load balancer, a robust open-source solution for load balancing. This feature allows users to easily configure load balancing, ensuring high availability and optimal performance for their services.
This integration in the VMX portal provides users with enhanced control over their infrastructure, offering a streamlined and effective solution for their load balancing requirements.
In the realm of cybersecurity, securing web applications is of paramount importance. This brief document provides an overview of the newly integrated Web Application Firewall (WAF) feature within the VMX portal, specifically highlighting the significance and advantages it brings to your online security posture.
A Web Application Firewall (WAF) serves as a robust defense mechanism for web applications. It actively analyzes and filters HTTP traffic, acting as a protective shield against various online threats. The primary objectives include securing sensitive data, preventing common web vulnerabilities, and proactively thwarting malicious attacks.
Exciting news! The VMX portal now incorporates a Web Application Firewall (WAF) feature. This integration empowers users to bolster the security of their web applications, providing a resilient defense against a spectrum of cyber threats. The addition of WAF ensures a secure and seamless experience for users of the VMX platform.
As part of our commitment to top-tier cybersecurity solutions, VMX proudly presents the inclusion of Fortigate WAF. Fortigate WAF, known for its advanced security features, offers real-time threat intelligence, application-layer protection, and proactive defense mechanisms. By choosing VMX, users gain access to Fortigate WAF, fortifying their web applications against emerging cyber threats with confidence.
In the ever-evolving landscape of cybersecurity, safeguarding networks is paramount. This document provides a concise overview of the Virtual Firewall feature recently integrated into the VMX portal, emphasizing its role in bolstering network security.
Firewalls are critical components in network security, acting as barriers between trusted internal networks and untrusted external networks. They monitor and control incoming and outgoing network traffic based on predetermined security rules, enhancing the overall security posture of an organization.
Exciting news for VMX users! The VMX portal now includes a Virtual Firewall feature, enhancing the platform's capability to secure network traffic. This integration empowers users to establish and manage virtual firewalls within their networks, ensuring robust protection against unauthorized access and potential cyber threats.
As part of our commitment to delivering top-tier cybersecurity solutions, VMX proudly introduces the inclusion of Fortigate Firewall. Fortigate, renowned for its advanced security features, offers comprehensive threat protection, intrusion prevention, and secure connectivity. VMX users can now leverage Fortigate Firewall to fortify their networks with confidence and reliability.
A Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) provides a logically isolated section of the cloud where you can launch resources in a virtual network. It offers control over your network environment, including IP address ranges, subnets, route tables, and security settings.
Overlay networks facilitate communication between various resources and systems while maintaining isolation and security. These networks often use virtualization techniques to create logical connections over existing physical infrastructure.
Projects provide a structured way to organize and manage resources within your environment. They act as containers for resources, enabling easier management and access control.
These procedures will help users manage their VMs, deploy open-source software, access tutorials, review billing history, and track usage within the platform.
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