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SSD Server

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Available in Classic

This guide describes how to create and manage a SSD Server in the NAVER Cloud Platform console.

Note
  • Set up redundancy between server zones to ensure continuity of service without interruption in the event of unexpected server malfunctions or scheduled change operations. To configure redundancy, see Load Balancer overview.
  • NAVER Cloud Platform provides a High Availability (HA) structure to prepare for failures in the physical server, such as memory, CPU, and power supply. HA is a policy for preventing hardware failures from expanding into the virtual machine (VM) server. It supports live migration, which automatically migrates the VM on the host server to another secure host server when a failure occurs in the aforementioned host server. However, the VM server is rebooted when an error occurs where Live Migration cannot be initiated. If the service is operated on a single VM server, a VM restart may cause a service disruption. To reduce the frequency of failures, it is recommended to configure VM server redundancy as described above.

View server information

You can view SSD server information in the same way as general server information. For more information, see Check server information.

Create server

To create a SSD server, navigate to Menu > All Services > Compute > Server in the Classic environment of the NAVER Cloud Platform console. For more information on how to create a server, see Create server.

Manage server

You can manage and change SSD server settings in the same way as general servers. For more information, see Manage server.