Vscale

Vscale is a cloud computing platform that provides scalable infrastructure services for developers, startups, and enterprises. The service offers virtual private servers, cloud servers, and bare-metal hardware options, designed to support a range of workloads from development environments to production applications.

Core offerings include virtual servers with configurable CPU, RAM, and storage, as well as block and object storage, and elastic networking. Users can deploy Linux and Windows images, import custom operating systems, and manage resources through a web-based control panel or an API. Features commonly included are automated backups, snapshots, monitoring, and scaling to meet changing demand.

Vscale operates from multiple data centers and emphasizes low-latency access, redundant networking, and security controls such as DDoS protection and firewalls. The platform supports private networking, IPv6, and integration with popular development tools and CI/CD pipelines.

History and reception: Vscale positions itself as an affordable alternative in the cloud computing market, catering to both individual developers and organizations requiring scalable infrastructure. The company has expanded its regional coverage to serve customers in different geographic areas.

See also: Cloud computing, Virtual private server, Infrastructure as a Service.