A cloudlet is a composite billing unit comprised of 128MB RAM and 400 MHz CPU. Each CloudJiffy server has multiple cloudlets assigned to it, e.g. 8 cloudlets would give you 1GB RAM and 3.2GHz CPU power. The number of cloudlets assigned to your servers at any one time varies based on the resource demands of your application.
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There is no need to reserve resources, as the platform allocates them automatically based on the current load and using a small scaling step (128 MiB of RAM and 400 MHz of CPU).
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Pay-Per-Use Pricing
Reserve basic resources and scale dynamically with demanding load.
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Cost Per Cloudlet
Hourly
Monthly
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*Billed hourly.
₹72
₹0.097
Reserved Cloudlets
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*Billed hourly.
₹55
₹0.082
Dynamic Cloudlets
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|---|---|---|
| 1 Cloudlet = 128MB RAM + 400Mhz CPU | Reserved cloudlets are reserved in advance. | Use the Scaling Limit in the topology wizard to set the maximum cloudlets per server. |
| 1GB RAM and 1 CPU core (3.2Ghz) would be equivalent to 8 cloudlets | You always pay for the reserved cloudlets, even if you use fewer resources. | You only pay for Dynamic Cloudlets in use. |
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do I know my cloudlet usage?
You can view real-time cloudlet consumption in the dashboard alongside your environment, and each individual server within it. The dashboard also shows real-time graphs of CPU, RAM, network, and disk space consumption for each server within your environments. You'll be surprised how little resources you actually use to run your application.
Can I deploy applications using git or svn?
Yes! we have full integration with git and svn, including support for git submodules and automated deployment (you can define the deployment schedule).
Can I access the servers via SSH?
Yes! You can login via Web based SSH in Dashboard or via Putty/Terminal. The dashboard also provides you with full access to edit major service configuration files (e.g. server.xml, php.ini, my.cnf, httpd.conf) right from your browser.
Can I share access to my environment with my developer?
Yes! You can share selected environments with your colleagues or a third-party developer, and optionally give them permission to create new environments on your account.