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Available in Classic and VPC
Server is NAVER Cloud Platform's service that allows you to create and use servers in a cloud environment without purchasing physical server resources. Because this service enables you to swiftly create servers, and you can pay as you go, you can use it efficiently when you want to reduce the burden on infrastructure operations or when many server resources are required temporarily.
Server features
Server provides the following features:
- Convenient server creation: you can easily create servers quickly using the web-based console. The server is provided according to the selected server image, even if without installation of a separate operating system. You can adjust the CPU or memory of the server being used through the specifications change feature.
- Provision of monitoring feature: basic monitoring features are available for the CPU, network, memory, and disk. With the monitoring service, you can receive event notifications according to server status changes.
- Enhanced security: by default, a security setting (Security Hardening) for reinforcement of security is applied to all Linux and Windows servers provided by NAVER Cloud Platform. If you need to receive consultations or send inquiries regarding the application of strict security settings in addition to the basic security settings, then you can get help from security professionals.
- Efficient cost management: you can plan your expense management because the fees are only charged for the capacity and the amount of time you use the servers. You can easily add or return servers during service operation, which enables efficient management of expenses as well as quick and flexible response to various circumstances.
- Broad server specifications: a variety of server specifications are available so you can select a server with the desired specifications. g1 and g2 servers with XEN hypervisor type and g3 server with KVM hypervisor type are provided.
- Various types of block storage: easily add additional storage if you need more than the default storage provided at the time of server creation. Configurable to suit your use.
- g1/g2 servers: select HDD for simple data storage and SSD type for fast data processing.
- g3 server: select Fixed Block (FB) Storage for sequential processing of large volume of data and Common Block (CB) Storage type for random processing of small volume of data.
- SSD Server: SSD servers offer higher performance I/O compared to general HDD-based servers.
- GPU server: Graphics Processing Unit (GPU) is a computing resource optimized for simultaneous high performance processing. The GPU server is applicable to various areas, such as image processing, rendering, scientific computing, and machine learning.
- Bare metal server: the bare metal server service is provided, which exclusively provides high-performance physical servers without virtualized environments. Because it is using dedicated servers that do not get affected by other cloud users, services that are sensitive to performance can always be operated stably. It is effective when large inputs and outputs occur or when swift response is required, and you can enjoy both the convenience of cloud services and the stability of hosting services.
g3 server is only supported in the VPC environment in the Korea, Singapore, and Japan Regions.
About Server user guide
Server is available in the Korea, U.S., Singapore, Japan, and Germany Regions. Because services provided vary in each Region, different user guides with their own contents are provided by Region as follows:
- About the Korea Region user guide
- About the Singapore and Japan Regions user guide
- About the U.S. and Germany Regions user guide
Korea Region
This guide will walk you through the information you need to start using Server in the Korea Region.
Server overview: describes features, benefits, user guides, and related resources
Server quickstart: guides you through the entire process step-by-step
VPC: information on prerequisites and how to get started with, use, manage permissions of, access, and return Server, and troubleshooting in the VPC environment
- Server prerequisites: view specifications and pricing information in the VPC environment
- Getting started with Server: how to get started using Server
- Manage subscriptions: learn how to manage subscriptions
- Using Server: learn how to access Server in the VPC environment
- Server: how to create, manage, and access server
- View server information: information on the screen configuration of the Server menu page
- Create server: how to create a server with the new or current console screen
- Manage server: how to view the created server information and management menu
- SSD Server: how to create, manage, and access an SSD server
- GPU Server: how to create, manage, and access a GPU server
- Bare Metal Server: how to create, manage, and check a bare metal server
- General: how to create and manage a bare metal server
- GPU A100: how to create, manage, and check the GPU A100 type bare metal server
- GPU A100: how to create and manage the GPU A100 type bare metal server
- Check GPU A100: how to check the GPU A100 type bare metal server
- Server Image: how to create an image and use the server image to create a server
- Storage: how to use added storage
- View storage information: information on the screen configuration of the Storage menu page
- Create storage: how to create storage
- Use storage: how to mount/unmount storage, or register/unregister volumes
- Set storage: how to connect and expand storage and set return protection to the server
- Create storage with snapshot: how to create storage snapshots
- Delete storage: how to delete a registered storage
- Snapshot: how to create and manage storage snapshot
- View snapshot information: information on the screen configuration of the Snapshot menu page
- Create snapshot: how to create storage snapshots and use snapshots to create storage/server image
- Create storage with snapshot: how to use snapshots to create storage
- Create server image with snapshot: how to use snapshots to create server images
- Delete snapshot: how to delete snapshot
- Public IP: how to use public IP
- Init Script: how to use the script to create a server
- Network Interface: how to use the network interface
- ACG: how to set up the firewall
- Fabric Cluster: how to create and use a server cluster
- Server: how to create, manage, and access server
- Access Server: how to access a server for each operating system
- Manage Server permissions: how to use Sub Account to manage Server permissions
- Return Server: how to return a server
- Update Server kernel: how to update a server kernel
- CentOS 7: how to update a CentOS 7 server kernel
- Rocky Linux 8: how to update a Rocky Linux 8 server kernel
- Ubuntu 18.04: how to update a Ubuntu 18.04 server kernel
- Ubuntu 20.04: how to update a Ubuntu 20.04 server kernel
- Server troubleshooting: troubleshoot any issues with Server
- KVM-based server: how to troubleshoot issues that may occur with KVM-based servers
- Server troubleshooting: how to troubleshoot issues that may occur while using server and their causes
- Check DNS settings: how to check a server's DNS settings
- Check time synchronization settings: how to check the NTP server for time synchronization
- Force stop and force return: how to stop or return server by force
- Reinstall Xentools (Windows): how to reinstall Xentools in the Windows environment
- Reinstall Xentools (Linux): how to reinstall Xentools in the Linux environment
- Check KVM Guest Agent (Linux): how to check KVM Guest Agent in the Linux environment
- Check Virtio Win and KVM Guest Agent (Windows): how to check Virtio Win and KVM Guest Agent in the Windows environment
- Server Status Check: how to respond to a Server Status Check notification
- Check Ncloud Tool Kit (Windows): how to troubleshoot when inspecting a Windows server with the Ncloud Tool Kit
- Check Ncloud Tool Kit (Linux): how to troubleshoot when inspecting a Linux server with the Ncloud Tool Kit
- Set auto mount (fstab): how to use fstab to ensure that the Linux server is automatically mounted when it is booting
- Troubleshoot remote access errors (Windows): how to troubleshoot errors related to remote server access in the Windows environment
- Troubleshoot remote access errors (Linux): how to troubleshoot errors related to remote server access in the Linux environment
- Diagnostic interrupt: how to use diagnostic interrupts
- Configure VPC server access environment: how to configure a typical server access environment in VPC
- Recover server: how to recover a server, including entering single mode
- Recover file system error: how to troubleshoot errors in the file system
- XEN-based server: how to troubleshoot issues that may occur with XEN-based servers
- KVM-based server: how to troubleshoot issues that may occur with KVM-based servers
Classic: information on prerequisites and how to get started with, use, manage permissions of, access, and return Server, and troubleshooting in the Classic environment
- Server prerequisites: specifications and pricing information in the Classic environment
- Getting started with Server: how to get started using Server
- Manage subscriptions: learn how to manage subscriptions
- Using Server: learn how to access Server in the Classic environment
- Server: how to create, manage, and access server
- View server information: information on the screen configuration of the Server menu page
- Create server: how to create a new server
- Manage server: how to view the created server information and management menu
- SSD Server: how to create, manage, and access an SSD server
- GPU Server: how to create, manage, and access a GPU server
- Bare Metal Server: how to create, manage, and access a bare metal server
- Server Image: how to create an image and use the server image to create a server
- Storage: how to use additional storage
- Snapshot: how to create a storage snapshot and use the snapshot to create storage
- Public IP: how to use public IP
- Init Script: how to use the script to create a server
- Private Subnet: how to use a private subnet
- Network Interface: how to use the network interface
- ACG: how to set up the firewall
- Server: how to create, manage, and access server
- Access server: how to access a server for each operating system
- Return Server: how to return a server
- Server troubleshooting: troubleshoot any issues with Server
- Server troubleshooting: how to troubleshoot issues that may occur while using server and their causes
- Check DNS settings: how to check a server's DNS settings
- Force stop and force return: how to stop or return server by force
- Reinstall Xentools (Windows): how to reinstall Xentools in the Windows environment
- Reinstall Xentools (Linux): how to reinstall Xentools in the Linux environment
- Server Status Check: how to respond to a Server Status Check notification
- Check Ncloud Tool Kit (Windows): how to troubleshoot when inspecting a Windows server with the Ncloud Tool Kit
- Check Ncloud Tool Kit (Linux): how to troubleshoot when inspecting a Linux server with the Ncloud Tool Kit
- Set auto mount (fstab): how to use fstab to ensure that the Linux server is automatically mounted when it is booting
- Troubleshoot remote access errors (Windows): how to troubleshoot errors related to remote server access in the Windows environment
- Troubleshoot remote access errors (Linux): how to troubleshoot errors related to remote server access in the Linux environment
- Diagnostic interrupt: how to use diagnostic interrupts
- Recover file system error: how to troubleshoot errors in the file system
Tools used by Server: information on tools that can be used when Server is used
- Initialization Tool: introduction to the tool for initializing Windows server images and information on downloading it
- Ncloud Tool Kit (Windows): introduction to the Ncloud Tool Kit (NTK) for Windows servers and information on downloading it
- Ncloud Tool Kit (Linux): introduction to the Ncloud Tool Kit (NTK) for Linux servers and information on downloading it
- Packer: introduction to Packer, which can automate server image creation, and information on downloading it
Data migration: how to migrate servers or storage to NAVER Cloud Platform
- Storage migration: how to migrate storage services
- Block Storage: how to migrate block storage
- NAS: how to migrate NAS volumes
- Object Storage: how to migrate object storage
- Backup: how to migrate data with backup
- Server migration: how to migrate servers
- Server Image: how to migrate a server with a server image
- Rsync Command: how to synchronize data between VMs with Rsync
- Storage migration: how to migrate storage services
Server release notes: see documentation history for Server user guides
Singapore and Japan Regions
This guide will walk you through the information you need to start using Server in the Singapore and Japan Regions.
- Server overview: describes features, benefits, user guides, and related resources
- Server quickstart: guides you through the entire process step-by-step
- VPC: information on prerequisites and how to get started with, use, manage permissions of, access, and return Server, and troubleshooting in the VPC environment
- Server prerequisites: view specifications and pricing information in the VPC environment
- Getting started with Server: how to get started using Server
- Manage subscriptions: learn how to manage subscriptions
- Using Server: learn how to access Server in the VPC environment
- Server: how to create, manage, and access server
- View server information: information on the screen configuration of the Server menu page
- Create server: how to create a server with the new or current console screen
- Manage server: how to view the created server information and management menu
- SSD Server: how to create, manage, and access an SSD server
- GPU Server: how to create, manage, and access a GPU server
- Bare Metal Server: how to create, manage, and check a bare metal server
- General: how to create and manage a bare metal server
- GPU A100: how to create, manage, and check the GPU A100 type bare metal server
- GPU A100: how to create and manage the GPU A100 type bare metal server
- Check GPU A100: how to check the GPU A100 type bare metal server
- Server Image: how to create an image and use the server image to create a server
- Storage: how to use added storage
- View storage information: information on the screen configuration of the Storage menu page
- Create storage: how to create storage
- Use storage: how to mount/unmount storage, or register/unregister volumes
- Set storage: how to connect and expand storage and set return protection to the server
- Create storage with snapshot: how to create storage snapshots
- Delete storage: how to delete a registered storage
- Snapshot: how to create and manage storage snapshot
- View snapshot information: information on the screen configuration of the Snapshot menu page
- Create snapshot: how to create storage snapshots and use snapshots to create storage/server image
- Create storage with snapshot: how to use snapshots to create storage
- Create server image with snapshot: how to use snapshots to create server images
- Delete snapshot: how to delete snapshot
- Public IP: how to use public IP
- Init Script: how to use the script to create a server
- Network Interface: how to use the network interface
- ACG: how to set up the firewall
- Server: how to create, manage, and access server
- Access Server: how to access a server for each operating system
- Manage Server permissions: how to use Sub Account to manage Server permissions
- Return Server: how to return a server
- Update Server kernel: how to update a server kernel
- CentOS 7: how to update a CentOS 7 server kernel
- Rocky Linux 8: how to update a Rocky Linux 8 server kernel
- Ubuntu 18.04: how to update a Ubuntu 18.04 server kernel
- Ubuntu 20.04: how to update a Ubuntu 20.04 server kernel
- Server troubleshooting: troubleshoot any issues with Server
- Server troubleshooting: how to troubleshoot issues that may occur while using server and their causes
- Check DNS settings: how to check a server's DNS settings
- Check time synchronization settings: how to check the NTP server for time synchronization
- Force stop and force return: how to stop or return server by force
- Reinstall Xentools (Windows): how to reinstall Xentools in the Windows environment
- Reinstall Xentools (Linux): how to reinstall Xentools in the Linux environment
- Server Status Check: how to respond to a Server Status Check notification
- Check Ncloud Tool Kit (Windows): how to troubleshoot when inspecting a Windows server with the Ncloud Tool Kit
- Check Ncloud Tool Kit (Linux): how to troubleshoot when inspecting a Linux server with the Ncloud Tool Kit
- Set auto mount (fstab): how to use fstab to ensure that the Linux server is automatically mounted when it is booting
- Troubleshoot remote access errors (Windows): how to troubleshoot errors related to remote server access in the Windows environment
- Troubleshoot remote access errors (Linux): how to troubleshoot errors related to remote server access in the Linux environment
- Diagnostic interrupt: how to use diagnostic interrupts
- Configure VPC server access environment: how to configure a typical server access environment in VPC
- Recover server: how to recover a server, including entering single mode
- Recover file system error: how to troubleshoot errors in the file system
- Classic: how to get started with, use, access, and return Server, and troubleshooting in the Classic environment
- Getting started with Server: learn how to manage subscriptions on the NAVER Cloud Platform console
- Using Server: learn how to access Server in the Classic environment
- Server: how to create, manage, and access server
- Create: how to create a new server
- View and manage information: how to view the information of the created server and the management menu
- Server: how to create, manage, and access server
- Server prerequisites: specifications and pricing information in the Classic environment
- Getting started with Server: how to get started using Server
- Manage subscriptions: learn how to manage subscriptions
- Using Server: learn how to access Server in the Classic environment
- Server: how to create, manage, and access server
- View server information: information on the screen configuration of the Server menu page
- Create server: how to create a new server
- Manage server: how to view the created server information and management menu
- SSD Server: how to create, manage, and access an SSD server
- GPU Server: how to create, manage, and access a GPU server
- Bare Metal Server: how to create, manage, and access a bare metal server
- Server Image: how to create an image and use the server image to create a server
- Storage: how to use additional storage
- Snapshot: how to create a storage snapshot and use the snapshot to create storage
- Public IP: how to use public IP
- Init Script: how to use the script to create a server
- Private Subnet: how to use a private subnet
- Network Interface: how to use the network interface
- ACG: how to set up the firewall
- Server: how to create, manage, and access server
- Access Server: how to access a server for each operating system
- Return Server: how to return a server
- Server troubleshooting: troubleshoot any issues with Server
- Server troubleshooting: how to troubleshoot issues that may occur while using server and their causes
- Check DNS settings: how to check a server's DNS settings
- Force stop and force return: how to stop or return server by force
- Reinstall Xentools (Windows): how to reinstall Xentools in the Windows environment
- Reinstall Xentools (Linux): how to reinstall Xentools in the Linux environment
- Server Status Check: how to respond to a Server Status Check notification
- Check Ncloud Tool Kit (Windows): how to troubleshoot when inspecting a Windows server with the Ncloud Tool Kit
- Check Ncloud Tool Kit (Linux): how to troubleshoot when inspecting a Linux server with the Ncloud Tool Kit
- Set auto mount (fstab): how to use fstab to ensure that the Linux server is automatically mounted when it is booting
- Troubleshoot remote access errors (Windows): how to troubleshoot errors related to remote server access in the Windows environment
- Troubleshoot remote access errors (Linux): how to troubleshoot errors related to remote server access in the Linux environment
- Diagnostic interrupt: how to use diagnostic interrupts
- Recover file system error: how to troubleshoot errors in the file system
- Tools used by Server: information on tools that can be used when Server is used
- Initialization Tool: introduction to the tool for initializing Windows server images and information on downloading it
- Ncloud Tool Kit (Windows): introduction to the Ncloud Tool Kit (NTK) for Windows servers and information on downloading it
- Ncloud Tool Kit (Linux): introduction to the Ncloud Tool Kit (NTK) for Linux servers and information on downloading it
- Packer: introduction to Packer, which can automate server image creation, and information on downloading it
- Data migration: how to migrate servers or storage to NAVER Cloud Platform
- Storage migration: how to migrate storage services
- Block Storage: how to migrate block storage
- NAS: how to migrate NAS volumes
- Object Storage: how to migrate object storage
- Backup: how to migrate data with backup
- Server migration: how to migrate servers
- Server Image: how to migrate a server with a server image
- Rsync Command: how to synchronize data between VMs with Rsync
- Storage migration: how to migrate storage services
- Server release notes: see documentation history for Server user guides
U.S. and Germany Regions
This guide will walk you through the information you need to start using Server in the U.S. and Germany Regions.
- Server overview: describes features, benefits, user guides, and related resources
- Server quickstart: guides you through the entire process step-by-step
- Classic: information on prerequisites and how to get started with, use, manage permissions of, access, and return Server, and troubleshooting in the Classic environment
- Server prerequisites: specifications and pricing information in the Classic environment
- Getting started with Server: how to get started using Server
- Manage subscriptions: learn how to manage subscriptions
- Using Server: learn how to access Server in the Classic environment
- Server: how to create, manage, and access server
- View server information: information on the screen configuration of the Server menu page
- Create server: how to create a new server
- Manage server: how to view the created server information and management menu
- SSD Server: how to create, manage, and access an SSD server
- GPU Server: how to create, manage, and access a GPU server
- Bare Metal Server: how to create, manage, and access a bare metal server
- Server Image: how to create an image and use the server image to create a server
- Storage: how to use additional storage
- Snapshot: how to create a storage snapshot and use the snapshot to create storage
- Public IP: how to use public IP
- Init Script: how to use the script to create a server
- Private Subnet: how to use a private subnet
- Network Interface: how to use the network interface
- ACG: how to set up the firewall
- Server: how to create, manage, and access server
- Access Server: how to access a server for each operating system
- Return Server: how to return a server
- Server troubleshooting: troubleshoot any issues with Server
- Server troubleshooting: how to troubleshoot issues that may occur while using server and their causes
- Check DNS settings: how to check a server's DNS settings
- Force stop and force return: how to stop or return server by force
- Reinstall Xentools (Windows): how to reinstall Xentools in the Windows environment
- Reinstall Xentools (Linux): how to reinstall Xentools in the Linux environment
- Server Status Check: how to respond to a Server Status Check notification
- Check Ncloud Tool Kit (Windows): how to troubleshoot when inspecting a Windows server with the Ncloud Tool Kit
- Check Ncloud Tool Kit (Linux): how to troubleshoot when inspecting a Linux server with the Ncloud Tool Kit
- Set auto mount (fstab): how to use fstab to ensure that the Linux server is automatically mounted when it is booting
- Troubleshoot remote access errors (Windows): how to troubleshoot errors related to remote server access in the Windows environment
- Troubleshoot remote access errors (Linux): how to troubleshoot errors related to remote server access in the Linux environment
- Diagnostic interrupt: how to use diagnostic interrupts
- Recover file system error: how to troubleshoot errors in the file system
- Tools used by Server: information on tools that can be used when Server is used
- Initialization Tool: introduction to the tool for initializing Windows server images and information on downloading it
- Ncloud Tool Kit (Windows): introduction to the Ncloud Tool Kit (NTK) for Windows servers and information on downloading it
- Ncloud Tool Kit (Linux): introduction to the Ncloud Tool Kit (NTK) for Linux servers and information on downloading it
- Packer: introduction to Packer, which can automate server image creation, and information on downloading it
- Data migration: how to migrate servers or storage to NAVER Cloud Platform
- Storage migration: how to migrate storage services
- Block Storage: how to migrate block storage
- NAS: how to migrate NAS volumes
- Object Storage: how to migrate object storage
- Backup: how to migrate data with backup
- Server migration: how to migrate servers
- Server Image: how to migrate a server with a server image
- Rsync Command: how to synchronize data between VMs with Rsync
- Storage migration: how to migrate storage services
- Server release notes: see documentation history for Server user guides
Server-related resources
NAVER Cloud Platform provides various resources and guides for you to better understand Server. If you're a developer or marketer in need of detailed information while you're considering adopting Server for your company or establishing data-related policies, then make good use of the resources below.
- Enhancing the understanding of Server and the methods of using Server
- Server easy start guide
- Server API guide (VPC/Classic): how to use the API for developers
- Server CLI guide (VPC/Classic): how to use the CLI for developers
- Ncloud user environment guide: a guide on the VPC and Classic environments and supported features
- Introduction to pricing, characteristics, and detailed features: summary of Server's pricing system, characteristics, and detailed features
- Latest service news: the latest news on Server
- FAQs: frequently asked questions from Server users
- Contact us: send direct inquiries in case of any unresolved questions that are not answered by the user guide
- User guide for the integration service required to use Server
- Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) user guide: how to use Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) to help users build a private network
- Auto Scaling user guide: how to use Auto Scaling, which automatically increases or decreases the number of virtual servers
- Sub Account user guide: how to use Sub Account, which helps with the management of Server operating permissions in the VPC environment