Frequently Asked Questions for our Cloud Platform
A standard VPS resides on a single physical host. SkyNode Cloud instances are part of a massive cluster with distributed storage (SAN). If a physical node fails, your cloud server instantly migrates and restarts on another healthy node, ensuring near-zero downtime.
Absolutely. SkyNode Cloud is elastic. You can scale your CPU and RAM resources up or down on-the-fly through the portal. While most OS environments detect changes instantly, a simple soft-reboot is only needed for disk partition expansion.
Yes. Every cloud instance can participate in a Private Virtual Cloud (VPC) network. This allows your nodes to communicate with each other over an isolated 10Gbps internal link, which is ideal for secure database and application clusters.
We use N+2 redundancy for our NVMe storage. Every bit of data you write is replicated across three different storage nodes simultaneously. This prevents data loss even in the event of multiple hardware failures.
Yes, we provide a full RESTful API and support for Infrastructure-as-Code tools. You can spin up, snap, or terminate cloud nodes programmatically using our detailed documentation.