


Using a web-based console, users can easily provision Virtual Servers, manage resources and manage costs. If necessary, the capacity of key resources such as CPU and memory can be scaled in or out while using Virtual Servers by modifying Virtual Server specifications.
Virtualized vCore/memory resources are provided based on the typical server specifications, and master OS images of various types are also offered.
• Standard : Generally used computing spec(up to 16vCore, 256GB)
• High capacity : Provide more resources than regular specific resources
Virtual Servers are securely protected by inbound/outbound traffic control with external Internet or other VPC(Virtual Private Cloud) through Security Group service. Real-time monitoring also support reliable operation of computing resources.
It is easy to create/terminate the server as needed, and it is cost-efficient since users are charged based on their actual usage.
Service Architecture diagram for Samsung Cloud Platform. A user connects via the Internet to an Internet Gateway, which applies for a Public IP and routes traffic through an IGW Firewall into a VPC. Within the VPC, a Subnet contains a Security Group housing a GPU Server. The GPU Server connects downward to three storage options — File Storage, Object Storage, and Block Storage — and outward to three management services: Cloud Monitoring, Logging Audit, and Backup


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