Server configuration

No instance types. Just the server you need.

Set vCPU, RAM and NVMe disk independently for every server, within generous ranges. Mix small and large across your fleet, and resize any of them later.

Configure a server See rates

vCPU: 1 – 32Dedicated cores, per server
Memory: 1 – 64 GBPer server, as needed
NVMe storage: Up to 2 TBHigh-performance SSD
Bandwidth: UnlimitedNo transfer caps, no egress fees

Size picker

Start from a workload, then make it yours

Pick the closest example, drag each resource to fit, and see the exact hourly and monthly price. The same numbers appear in the console before you deploy.

Start from a workload

Web applicationbilled hourly

vCPU4 cores

Memory8 GB

NVMe disk100 GB

4 vCPU: $11.68
8 GB RAM: $14.95
100 GB NVMe: $7.40
Bandwidth: $0.00

Always on, per month

$34.03

$0.0466 per hour while running

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Example configurations

Common starting points

Always-on monthly cost at published rates. Stop a VM and its vCPU and RAM charges stop too.

Workload	vCPU	RAM	NVMe	Monthly
Development	2	4 GB	50 GB	$17.02
Web application	4	8 GB	100 GB	$34.03
Database server	8	32 GB	500 GB	$120.16
Production backend	16	32 GB	250 GB	$125.02
Compute-intensive	32	64 GB	500 GB	$250.04
AI inference	8	32 GB	320 GB	$106.84 + GPUGPUs coming soon

Configuration as code

Three numbers in, one server out

The REST API takes vCPU, RAM and disk as plain integers — no size slugs to look up. Resize with the same fields. The Edge CLI and agent API expose the same operations.

Compute API CLI commands

create-and-resize.sh

curl -X POST https://edge.network/api/compute/vms \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer ek_live_..." \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{
    "name": "pg-primary",
    "region": "london",
    "osTemplate": "ubuntu-24.04",
    "vcpu": 8,
    "ram": 32,
    "disk": 500,
    "sshKeyIds": ["key_abc123"]
  }'

# Later: add memory without rebuilding
curl -X POST https://edge.network/api/compute/vms/vm-abc123/resize \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer ek_live_..." \
  -d '{ "ram": 48 }'

Included with every server

The price covers the whole server

No networking surcharge, no storage tier upsell, no bandwidth meter. Extras are rare and flat: an additional IPv4 address is $2.00/month, snapshots are $0.05 per GiB-month.

NVMe SSD storage
Unlimited bandwidth
DDoS protection
Private networking
IPv6 support
Full root access
Cloud-init support
One public IPv4 address
Browser console
Zero egress fees

FAQ

Sizing questions

Can I change a server's size after it's created?

Yes. Resize vCPU, RAM and disk from the console, CLI or API. Most changes apply without downtime, and your price changes the moment the new size does.

What if I need more than 32 vCPU or 64 GB on one server?

Talk to us. Larger configurations and private clusters — dedicated hypervisors reserved for your organisation — are available for enterprise workloads.

Are vCPUs shared or dedicated?

Dedicated. Each vCPU is a virtual core reserved for your VM, so performance doesn't dip when a neighbour gets busy.

How do I pick a size if I'm moving from AWS?

Match the vCPU and memory of your current instance type, then size the disk to what you actually use rather than a bundled default. After a week, the Cost Advisor flags VMs that are over-provisioned.

Is there a GPU option?

GPU instances are coming soon. The AI inference example above shows the host spec; the GPU itself isn't available to order yet.

Configure it once. Change it whenever.

Set each resource to exactly what the workload needs, see the price up front, and resize as you learn.

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