UHost - Cloud Host
1. How to create a new VM via SCloud console?
Step 1: Open your web browser and navigate to SCloud public cloud console at: https://passport.scloud.sg/#login
- Enter your username (email)
- Enter your password
Then click login button.
Step 2: In the console dashboard, select All Products
menu, then select UHost
under computing section.
Step 3: In the UHost Compute Instance management console, click Create UHost
button.
Step 4: In the UHost creation form, select Recommended Configuration
and configure as below image.
- Region Selection: Ho Chi Minh City
- Model Selection: Select model based on your need (Example: 1Core2Gb).
- Operating System: Select CentOS, Ubuntu or Windows
- Leave it as default value: 1Mb network bandwidth and firewall allowed HTTP, HTTPS, RDP, SSH.
- Login Setting: Set the password to access your VM
- Instance Name:
my-demo-instance
Step 5: If you need to customize your instance in advanced, you can toggle to Customized Configuration
Region selection: select any region that matched your need (Choose a location close to your customers to reduce network latency).
Model Configuration: Select between Outstanding
, GPU
, General
and High frequency
model, you can also customize the VM CPU & Memory for different purposes.
Operating System Selection: Select your desired OS (CentOS, Ubuntu, Windows, Debian, RedHat, Rocky).
Disk Setting: Leave it as default value or add/remove the data/os disks.
Network Setting: Configure the VPC, Subnet and Public IP Address.
Login Setting: Set your instance name & password for the root account (you will need it later to access your host).
Step 6: Review the pricing and click Purchase Now
to buy your VM.
Step 7: Review your order and click Submit my order
to finalize the process.
Step 8: Wait for a while and you will be redirected to the UHost Compute Instance, your host (VM) should be listed here.
2. How to SSH to your VM?
Step 1: From the VM listing page, click in the VM’s name (ex: my-demo-instance).
In the VM detail popup, select Network
tab and copy the public IP address from here.
Step 2: Open terminal on your PC/Laptop and ssh to VM.
scloud ~ % ssh ubuntu@165.154.136.42
ubuntu@165.154.136.42's password:
Welcome to Ubuntu 22.04.1 LTS (GNU/Linux 5.15.0-43-generic x86_64)
* Documentation: https://help.ubuntu.com
* Management: https://landscape.canonical.com
* Support: https://ubuntu.com/advantage
System information as of Tue Jun 6 03:59:45 PM +07 2023
System load: 0.0 Processes: 91
Usage of /: 32.3% of 19.51GB Users logged in: 0
Memory usage: 8% IPv4 address for eth0: 10.53.58.251
Swap usage: 0%
0 updates can be applied immediately.
The list of available updates is more than a week old.
To check for new updates run: sudo apt update
ubuntu@10-53-58-251:~$ pwd
/home/ubuntu
3. Some basic actions with your VM
- Open VM detail panel: From the VM listing page, click
Details
button. - SSH to VM in browser: From the VM listing page, click
Login
button, then enter username, password to login. - Stop VM: From the VM listing page, click
3-dots
menu, then clickStop
. - Restart VM: From the VM listing page, click
3-dots
menu, then clickRestart
. - Power Off VM: From the VM listing page, click
3-dots
menu, then clickPowerOff
. - Delete VM: From the VM listing page, click
3-dots
menu, then clickDelete Instance
.