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Instance Details

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Users can access a real-time Instance Details page that provides complete information about instance configuration, resource details, and, resource details, and security settings. This page allows users to access and understand compute resource properties and performance metrics instantly, whether they operate one instance or several deployments.

Accessing Instance Details:

  • Log in to your Qumulus Cloud account.

  • Navigate to Compute > Instances.

  • Select the desired Instance and click the Instance name to open the Details tab.

Instance Info

This section provides essential details for the selected instance:

Field
Description

Name

User-defined name of the instance. Helps you identify instances easily.

ID

Each instance gets a pre-generated global unique identifier (UUID).

Operating System

Displays the Operating System that is installed on an instance (e.g, ubuntu, centOs)

Version

Displays the specific OS version installed (e.g., Ubuntu 22.04)

Status

Shows the current state of instance (Running, Stopped, Terminated).

Created At (GMT)

Shows the instance recorded its creation using a time stamp in GMT format.

This enables users to automatically examine instance health and configuration details without manual connection requirements.

Instance Type

This provides details about your instance performance configuration:

Field
Description

Type

Displays the Instance Type selected during creation(e.g., m1.micro, m1.large). Define the allocated resources

vCPUs

Show the number of virtual CPUs assigned to your instances.

RAM

Shows the amount of memory (RAM) that is allocated to the instance (e.g., 2 GiB).

The selection of proper Instance Types enables your workload to achieve the best performance.

Security

Security attributes configured to your instance:

Username

Shows the default username configured for accessing the instance (e.g., ubuntu for Ubuntu).

KeyPair

Shows a secure password-less connection to the instance exists with its associated SSH key pair.

Key pair management enables secure access to your instance.

To handle your instance operations (such as stopping, rebooting, resizing, and more), proceed to next page.

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