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*If you are interested in creating a server to share data see [[FTP server in CC-Cloud]] which, despite the name, actually encourages you to use methods other than FTP, such as HTTP or SFTP. | *If you are interested in creating a server to share data see [[FTP server in CC-Cloud]] which, despite the name, actually encourages you to use methods other than FTP, such as HTTP or SFTP. | ||
*If you are interested in creating a webserver see [[Creating a Webserver on CC-Cloud]]. | *If you are interested in creating a webserver see [[Creating a Webserver on CC-Cloud]]. There are also scripts to aid in automating the setup of common web server configurations. | ||
** See [[OpenStack VM Setups]] for information about using automated cloud setups. | ** See [[OpenStack VM Setups]] for information about using automated cloud setups. | ||
** Currently available setups for webservers are: | ** Currently available setups for webservers are: | ||
Revision as of 18:02, 16 November 2017
Parent page: Cloud
Virtual machines used to server generic data or web content typically are of a persistent flavor (see Virtual machine flavors) and boot from a volume (see Booting from a volume).
- If you are interested in creating a server to share data see FTP server in CC-Cloud which, despite the name, actually encourages you to use methods other than FTP, such as HTTP or SFTP.
- If you are interested in creating a webserver see Creating a Webserver on CC-Cloud. There are also scripts to aid in automating the setup of common web server configurations.
- See OpenStack VM Setups for information about using automated cloud setups.
- Currently available setups for webservers are: