Server Profiles in Cleura Cloud

Cleura Cloud offers three types of server profiles for virtual machines: Generic, Low Latency Disk, and High Intensity CPU – each tailored for specific performance needs.

to cater to a wide range of needs and applications. Cleura Cloud utilizes OpenStack Nova, in separate installations for each of our locations, to provide virtual machines.

Available server profiles in Cleura Cloud

We offer three types: Generic, Low Latency Disk, and High Intensity CPU. All hardware profiles in Cleura Cloud are designed to meet different types of performance, data storage speed, and pure computing power requirements to satisfy a wide range of needs and applications.

Generic Server Profile

A balanced server profile that suits a majority of common compute workloads such as web servers, small to medium databases, and development environments.

Low Latency Disk Server Profile

Low-latency server profiles utilizes a faster storage system to enhance overall system performance. Perfect for applications that require fast and responsive access to data.

High intensity CPU Server Profile

A compute resource that utilize faster processors, designed to handle computationally intensive workloads such as database optimizations and other complex computations.


Each profile is optimized for different types of virtual machine workloads. Below are answers to common questions about Cleura Cloud server profiles.

What is a server profile in Cleura Cloud?

A server profile defines the performance characteristics of a virtual machine in Cleura Cloud. It helps you match the compute, storage, and CPU resources to your workload needs.

When should I use the Generic server profile?

Choose the Generic profile for balanced, general-purpose workloads. It’s ideal for web applications, dev/test environments, or small to medium-sized databases.

Who benefits from Low Latency Disk profiles?

This profile is designed for applications where storage speed matters. Use it for data-heavy systems, analytics tools, or services that need fast I/O performance.

What kind of tasks fit the High Intensity CPU profile?

Select this profile for CPU-bound workloads such as scientific computing, financial modeling, batch processing, or database query optimization.

Can I change server profiles after deployment?

Not directly — you’ll need to provision a new virtual machine with the desired profile and migrate your workload accordingly.

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