Interspace Cloud Platform now offers VPS Images, a new feature that lets you save complete copies of your cloud virtual servers for future use. Unlike regular snapshots that depend on an active server, VPS Images work independently and can be used anytime - even after deleting the original server.

VPS Images capture everything: your operating system, applications and databases in a single package. VPS Images exist independently from your servers, so you can delete expensive server instances while keeping their configurations safely stored. You only pay for the storage space the VPS Image uses, not for keeping a server running. When you need a server setup again, you can quickly deploy a new server from the VPS Image or modify existing ones with your saved configurations.

1.Significant Time and Cost Savings

For software companies developing business applications like ERP, CRM or accounting software, VPS Images make it faster to set up new customers. Set up your applications and systems once and maintain different versions for various product tiers or customer requirements. When you get a new customer, deploying their application environment takes minutes instead of hours, ensuring high availability and consistent environments for all your customers.

System integrators can prepare VPS Images with all necessary software and settings, speeding up delivery and ensuring consistency in project implementations.

For businesses managing multiple similar servers, VPS Images cut down setup time significantly. Instead of starting from scratch each time, you can roll out identical setups from your saved configurations.

2.Getting Started

Using VPS Images is straightforward. Sign into My Interspace where you can create and deploy VPS Images for your servers. The process runs in the background without interrupting your server's operation.

My Interspace allows you to:

• Create VPS Images from active servers without downtime.
• Create new servers using any saved VPS Image.
• Apply VPS Image to replace an existing server.
• Delete VPS Images you no longer need.
• Track detailed history for VPS Images usage.

For more information, read the VPS Images guide.