Interspace Cloud implemented a major upgrade to the block storage infrastructure, delivering enhanced performance and increased reliability for mission-critical servers.

You can now add volumes of block storage with large capacity, with some plans supporting up to 64 TB (65536 GB) per virtual server. The upgrade includes different tiers of NVMe SSD storage, allowing you to balance performance and cost based on your specific requirements. We have introduced the term "Attached Disks" to distinguish these volumes from Primary Disks, which are permanently tied to your server and host the operating system.

Attached Disks can be dynamically added, expanded or removed as your needs change. There are flexible backup options for Attached Disks, allowing you to include or exclude them from snapshots copies. Despite this flexibility, Attached Disks are treated as persistent disks in the virtual server's operating system and can be retained and used for the entire server lifecycle, just like the primary disk where the operating system runs.

Our cloud infrastructure for block storage delivers these key advantages:

• Extreme availability through 8 independent controller systems per cluster that manage disk operations, ensuring that your disks will remain fully operational even if only one controller remains active.
• Data transfer using the leading Fibre Channel technology, with multiple communication channels per server for maximum performance and redundancy.
• Triple data protection with 3 identical copies of your data stored on separate hardware systems in different zones of the datacenter.
• Professional grade storage technology designed for critical operations that does not rely on open source solutions.

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