A virtual processor core that INGOS assigns to your virtual machine. Each machine gets a fixed number of them, and when an application needs more computing power, INGOS adds cores.
The physical hardware, yes; the virtual cores, no. The processors underneath belong to INGOS, are operated by INGOS and are shared, while the virtual processor cores of your machine are assigned to it alone.
From the performance charts in INGOS.OS. The Virtual Servers app shows the processor load of each virtual machine by day, week, month and year, refreshed about every five minutes. INGOS adjusts the number of cores up or down.
2. RAM
The working memory in which the operating system and applications hold the data they are using. INGOS assigns each virtual machine a fixed amount, as much as its applications need, and adds more when required.
In INGOS.OS. The Virtual Servers app shows the memory load of each virtual machine by day, week, month and year, refreshed about every five minutes. INGOS adjusts memory up or down.
3. Private Cloud
The INGOS Private Cloud is the environment for your virtual machines on the INGOS platform. These machines run in Germany, on hardware that INGOS owns and operates itself. Processors, memory, storage, network and, if you need one, a graphics card are sized to your requirements.
Your company does. They are your servers, with your applications and your data, running on the INGOS platform. INGOS provides the hardware underneath and does not analyze your data for commercial use.
In Germany, on servers, switches and routers that INGOS owns and operates. No, INGOS does not transfer customer data to countries outside the EU and EEA. INGOS signs a data processing agreement with every customer and has appointed a data protection officer.
The INGOS Private Cloud runs Windows environments, line-of-business applications, terminal servers, databases and AI models on a graphics card. INGOS sets up your virtual machines for them. You receive a tested system, ready to use.
Your servers sit in their own network segments. The hardware underneath is shared; it belongs to INGOS and is operated by INGOS. Processor cores, memory and storage are assigned to each of your virtual machines.
INGOS.OS at my.ingos.com is the interface to your Private Cloud, designed for every IT administrator. The Virtual Servers app shows the status, load, uptime and snapshots of each virtual machine, refreshed about every five minutes. You initiate changes with a support request in INGOS.OS, and more management functions are being added step by step.
4. VIRTUAL MACHINE
A virtual machine is your server on the INGOS platform. It works like a server of your own running Windows or Linux, with a fixed number of virtual processor cores, memory, NVMe storage, network and, if you need one, a graphics card.
Yes, up or down. INGOS adjusts processors, memory, storage and graphics performance and also sets up new machines when you initiate this with a support request in INGOS.OS. The Virtual Servers app shows the load for this, refreshed about every five minutes.
In fixed maintenance windows. That is when INGOS applies platform updates and security patches. For servers with planned maintenance restarts, a restart only counts as complete once there is proof that the machine is running again.
5. HARD DISK
NVMe flash storage in hardware that INGOS owns and operates itself in Germany. INGOS sizes each disk to your needs, up or down.
In INGOS.OS. The Virtual Servers app shows the usage of each disk, refreshed about every five minutes, and flags every disk that is more than 90 percent full.
Yes. The Virtual Servers app in INGOS.OS shows the snapshots of each virtual machine, refreshed about every five minutes, and flags any snapshot older than seven days.
6. GPU
Graphics processing power from INGOS hardware, assigned to your virtual machine on request. It speeds up graphics-heavy applications and AI models that run faster on a graphics card than on the processor.
On your virtual machine, in Germany, on hardware that INGOS owns and operates itself. INGOS does not transfer customer data to countries outside the EU and EEA, and it does not analyze that data for commercial use.
From the performance charts in INGOS.OS. The Virtual Servers app shows graphics card load by day, week, month and year, refreshed about every five minutes, alongside processor, memory, network and disks.
