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Compute Instances
KVM/Proxmox-backed Linux VMs with full root SSH, per-minute billing, NVMe-backed storage. ~30s from click to login.
Tutorial
1. Launch a VM
Pick a plan (Nano → 2XL), an image (Ubuntu 24.04 / Debian 12 / Rocky 9), and an SSH key.
cloudnx instance create \
--name web-01 \
--plan small \
--image ubuntu-24.04 \
--ssh-key my-key2. Connect
The portal shows a one-line SSH command for the assigned SSH port. Default user is set by the image (e.g. ubuntu).
ssh -p <ssh_port> ubuntu@cloudnx.in3. Public IPv6 (every instance)
Each VM gets its own routable IPv6 address — not shared, not behind NAT, every port yours. The portal shows it on the instance page. Because there is no NAT in front of it, inbound IPv6 is denied by default: open what you need in Firewall. IPv4 still reaches your VM through the assigned SSH port.
ssh ubuntu@[2402:1f00:8300:917::93] # your instance's own address4. Stop / start / reboot
Stopped VMs pay only for attached storage; restart resumes the same private IP.
cloudnx instance stop web-01
cloudnx instance start web-015. Snapshots
On-demand or scheduled (cron-style). Stored on the host's NVMe; nightly Proxmox snapshots also run via host cron.
cloudnx instance snapshot create web-01 --name pre-upgradePricing
vCPU ₹2/hr · RAM ₹1.5/GB-hr · disk ₹3/GB-month · bandwidth fair-use included.
CLI
All operations have a cloudnx instance subcommand. Run cloudnx instance --help for the full surface.