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High Availability Cloud

Cloud compute that survives hardware failure. AMD Ryzen and EPYC servers on Ceph replicated storage, with automatic failover and up to 2×100G private networking.

  • Automatic failover
  • 3× replicated Ceph storage
  • 99.99% uptime SLA
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Built to keep running

Automatic failover

If the host under your server fails, the cluster fences it and boots your server on a healthy node. No ticket, no restore.

Ceph replicated storage

Your disk is not on the host that runs it. Every block is stored as three copies on three different machines.

Up to 100G private networking

Nodes are linked by up to 100G of private networking.

99.99% uptime SLA

About 4 minutes of downtime a month. Past that, every 5 minutes earns a day of credit.

Self-healing storage

When a disk or node drops out, Ceph copies the missing replicas elsewhere on its own, while your server keeps running.

The same KVM you know

Same control panel, same API, same templates as Standard Cloud. HA is the platform underneath, not a new workflow.

Easy-to-use control panel

Manage every aspect of your virtual server through our modern and easy-to-use control panel.

  • Power Actions
  • Automatic Reinstallation
  • noVNC Console
  • Resource Monitoring
  • Password Adjustment
  • Quick, modern UI

Need more information?Read our documentation →

Server overview in the console, showing power controls and CPU, memory, network and disk usage

Automate it all
with the API.

Connect your servers to the tools you already use. Automate routine tasks, build your own dashboards, and manage your infrastructure through a JSON API.

  • Control power, rebuild servers, and manage backups
  • Read server details and monitor resource usage
  • Scope API keys with granular permissions and IP restrictions
bash
Terminal showing a cURL request for a server and its JSON response.
curl --request GET \
  --url "https://console.advinservers.com/api/v1/client/servers/a1b2c3d4" \
  --header "Accept: application/json" \
  --header "Authorization: Bearer $ADVIN_TOKEN"
{
  "id": "a1b2c3d4",
  "name": "web-01",
  "power_state": "running"
}

cURL API demonstration in progress.

Frequently asked questions