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CloudBox Concepts
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CloudBox (CB)
A cloudbox is a unit of compute, fast storage and memory. There are unlimited different configurations of cloudboxes.
A configuration of a machine defines the cloudboxes which can be made.
Cloudboxes can be aggregated to make a bigger cloudbox.
The default cloudbox has
- 4GB memory
- 2 virtual cores of CPU
- minimal 50 GB of fast storage (can be more, as to be defined by provider)
- minimal availability of 1 mbit/s bandwidth at all times
Terms
- The virtual cores are max oversubscribed 4x
- Min passmark per cloudbox is 500 passmark (CPU benchmark)
- At least 50 GB storage available, more is better
CloudHour (CH)
A cloudhour is like a kwatth unit for electricty: it represents a cloudbox being used for 1h and billed as such.
INCA Hosts (our cloud providers) can price the CloudHour themselves in a chosen currency.
CloudBox Properties
The service provider (hoster) defines the following properties per cloud box
- Cost of 1 CloudHour (use the box for 1h)
- Discounts if used for longer periods & if renter has large amount of TFT in wallet
- Min available storage in GB (min 50)
- Max available storage in GB
- Min passmark, max passmark
- Max bandwidth
- Min bandwidth (min 1 mbit/sec)
- Cost per GB bandwidth
- Cost for additional storage HDD or SSD per GB/month
- Max additional storage
- Max aggregation size (how many of the cloudboxes can be combined)
- Link to support site if any (find info about hoster and service capabilities)
- If linked to Hosting Pool (company giving support on the machines)
- Pub ip address possible or not (is option)
- Link to monitoring page (if any)
- Location & type of location
Each cloudbox has unique ID and can be looked at through a portal (or found).