Bridges, physical interfaces and loopbacks on every node in one table, managed and unmanaged alike, each row carrying its addresses and the count of resources and projects using it.
Named network access control rules applied to instances and networks.
Every assigned address, IPv4 and IPv6, mapped to the instance, MAC address and project holding it.
Provision and inspect storage pools, with capacity reported per pool.
Create, resize, attach and delete custom volumes.
Create, restore and delete, plus a view of snapshots still being taken.
Upload an ISO and attach it to a virtual machine for installation or rescue.
List what each cluster holds, import from a remote image server, upload a local image, delete.
A large image or ISO uploads in chunks against a durable server-side session, so a dropped connection resumes instead of restarting.
The same upload machinery is exposed to a signed-in Partner in the dashboard and to an external application over an API key.
A tenant gets an isolated slice of a cluster. You choose whether images, networks, profiles and storage volumes are isolated inside it.
CPU, memory and storage set per project.
Reusable configuration templates applied at instance creation.