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An IT automation tool that allows users to configure, deploy, and orchestrate advanced tasks, such as continuous deployments or zero downtime rolling updates.
A pre-configured Virtual Data Center (VDC) element that operates at the application layer of the Open Systems Interconnection (OSI) model. It directs incoming application traffic to multiple targets to improve the scalability and availability of web applications.
See Application Load Balancer.
A set of rules and protocols that enables different software applications to communicate and exchange data with each other in a standardized and structured manner.
See Application Programming Interface.
You can assign a Zone to a Virtual Machine to guarantee distinct locations within a region from which the cloud services are provided. It provides distributed resources across multiple zones to build highly available fault-tolerant architectures.
An application that schedules, manages, and operates data backup processes on a computer, server, or network device. It is an integrated application that works on a client-server architecture for extracting data backup copies from a source computer or IT environment to a remote storage facility.
A stage in the product's lifecycle where it is made available to a limited number of users or a specific target audience for testing and gathering feedback. The beta phase typically follows the alpha phase and precedes the general availability (GA) or official release of the software.
An IT architecture in which data is stored as a file system. Block storage provides endless possibilities for storing large amounts of information, as well as guarantees the safety of resource planning systems, and provides instant access to the required amount of data without delay.
A user-defined storage area in a cloud storage system is divided into folders and can be accessed or managed through APIs or user interfaces provided by the cloud storage provider.
A configuration management tool that allows simplified configuration and maintenance of both servers and cloud provider environments through the use of common templates called recipes.
It is a text-based interface that allows users to interact with a computer system or software application through commands entered via a command line interface, rather than through a graphical user interface (GUI).
Cloud Hard Disk Drive (HDD) and Solid State Drive (SSD) Block storage allow customers to use a dual-redundant storage system. Each block of storage the customer creates is stored on two storage servers, providing active-active redundancy. For additional data protection, every storage server is based either on a hardware or software RAID system.
Cloud computing is the delivery of information technology services over a network, usually the internet. In the cloud computing model, infrastructure, data, and software are hosted by the vendor and delivered to the user as a service.
Virtual private service instances with shared resources. Cubes are a new addition to the Cloud product line, distinct from our established enterprise VM products. At the same time, they are fully integrated with the entire Cloud solution stack, can be used with advanced enterprise resources and features, and are hosted on the same LANs as the Enterprise VM instances.
A defacto multi-factor package that performs early initialization of a cloud instance. It is a set of community-maintained scripts that configures virtual machines based on information from the metadata service.
A model of computer storage in which data is stored in facilities (often multiple facilities) managed by a hosting company (cloud service provider) and is accessed remotely by the user via a network.
A virtual machine (VM) or a collection of VMs hosted on the IONOS cloud infrastructure. Compute Engine is further categorized into Dedicated Core server and vCPU Server, each containing a set of resources to support different workloads.
An automated approach to maintaining computer systems and software in a known, consistent, state.
An abstract unit of software is an independent executable unit that contains everything needed to run an application. Containers have specific parameters and can run programs, work tasks, or specific tasks. The small size, high speed, and portability of containers are due to the absence of a guest operating system in each instance. This way, containers can use host OS components and resources.
A globally distributed network of servers designed to deliver web content quickly and efficiently by caching it close to the user's geographic location, reducing latency and improving load times. CDNs also enhance website security through DDoS protection and provide scalability to handle high traffic volumes.
A high availability core network at each location for the redundant connection of the product platform. All services provided by Cloud are connected to the internet via this core network.
A physical, hardwired cable that provides a direct connection between two different termination locations within a data center. Cross connects enable colocation customers to establish high-performance, dedicated connectivity to one another within the data center – providing increased reliability and lower latency over network connections standardly used outside of a data center.
An attempt to standardize the interaction between container orchestration engines and storage providers. This solution is being promoted by Kubernetes, Docker, and Mesos. It means that the storage providers implement one addition, and container orchestration platforms undertake to support the CSI interface.
See Container Storage Interface.
A three-dimensional (3D) (or higher) range of values that are generally used to explain the time sequence of an image's data. It is a data abstraction to evaluate aggregated data from a variety of viewpoints.
A cloud computing service that allows users access to, and the use of, a cloud database system. Users can access this without purchasing and setting up their hardware, installing their database software, or managing the database themselves.
A collection of databases that is managed by a single instance of a running database server. After initialization, a database cluster will contain a database named Postgres, which is meant as a default database for use by utilities, users and third-party applications.
A unique graphical tool for creating and managing Virtual Data Centers (VDC) in the cloud; configuration is intuitive and straightforward with a JavaScript-based graphical user interface.
See Data Center Designer.
It is a type of cyber attack in which multiple compromised computers or devices, known as a botnet, are used to flood a target system or network with a massive amount of traffic or requests. The goal of a DDoS attack is to overwhelm the target's resources, such as bandwidth, processing power, or memory, rendering the system or network inaccessible to legitimate users.
See Distributed Denial of Service.
An Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) platform that provides on-demand access to integrated solutions that ensure your application runs smoothly during peak loads.
An entity that exists in binary format and comes with a right to use. If there's no right to use, then it is not considered an asset. Common examples include images, audio files, spreadsheets, multimedia, email, websites, digital documents, etc.
A computer network system that distributes the programming, software, and data across multiple computers. These computers may be nearby or geographically dispersed, but they work and communicate together as one system.
A command-line tool used to provision and manage Docker hosts (virtual machines or physical machines) running the Docker Engine. It simplifies the process of creating, configuring, and managing Dockerized environments on various platforms. For more information, see Docker Documentation.
The component that is responsible for creating and managing the underlying infrastructure where Docker hosts are provisioned. Docker Machine supports multiple drivers, each tailored to work with specific platforms or virtualization technologies.
A system used to convert a computer's hostname into an IP address on the internet. For example, if a computer needs to communicate with the web server example.net, your computer needs the IP address of the web server example.net.
See Domain Name System.
A stage in software development or product release where a limited set of users or customers are granted early or pre-release access to a product or service. It allows these select individuals or organizations to use, test, and provide feedback on the product before its official launch or general availability.
See Early Access.
The ability to dynamically provision and de-provision computer processing, memory, and storage resources to meet changing demands without worrying about capacity planning and engineering for peak usage.
Depending on the location, different capacities for transmitting data to or from the internet are available for operating the Cloud service. Due to the direct connection between the data centers at the German locations, the upstream can be used across locations.
Failover is switching to a redundant or standby computer server, system, hardware component or network upon the failure or abnormal termination of the previously active application, server, system, hardware component, or network in a computer network. Failover and switchover are essentially the same operation, except that failover is automatic and usually operates without warning, while switchover requires human intervention.
A network security device that monitors incoming and outgoing network traffic and permits or blocks data packets based on a set of security rules. Its purpose is to establish a barrier between your internal network and incoming traffic from external sources (such as the internet) to block malicious traffic like viruses and hackers.
A feature that allows you to capture data related to IPv4 network traffic flows. Flow logs can be enabled for any network interface of a Virtual Machine (VM) instance and Network Load Balancer, as well as the public interfaces of the Network Address Translation (NAT) Gateway.
The configuration settings dictate how network traffic is forwarded from a source to a destination in the context of network devices, such as routers or switches. These rules determine the routing path and actions taken on incoming packets.
It is a standard network protocol used for transferring files between a client and a server over a TCP/IP-based network, such as the internet.
The stage in the lifecycle of a software product or service is when it is considered fully developed, stable, and ready for widespread use by the general public or intended audience. It signifies that the product has completed its testing, bug fixing, and refinement phases, and is deemed suitable for production environments.
See General Availability.
We follow the binary interpretation of the gigabyte (also called gibibyte, 'GiB'), where a gigabyte equals 1024 megabytes, a megabyte equals 1024 kilobytes, and a kilobyte equals 1024 bytes. This defines one gigabyte as 1,073,741,824 bytes.
It is a non-volatile storage device used for storing and retrieving digital data. HDDs use magnetic storage technology to store data. Data is read from and written to the platters using read/write heads that move across the surface of the disks.
See Hard Disk Drive.
Hot swapping or hot insertion refers to the ability to add or remove hardware components from a system while it is powered on or in operation, without the need to shut down or restart the system. This capability allows for convenient and seamless replacement or addition of devices without disrupting the overall system.
Host Machine
A piece of physical hardware that hosts virtual machines.
Hybrid Cloud
A cloud computing environment that is comprised of a mix of Private Cloud, Public Cloud, and On-Premises solutions. In a hybrid cloud, private and public cloud infrastructures remain distinct from one another but are bound together by technology that allows data and services portability between them.
It is a cloud computing model that provides virtualized computing resources over the internet. With IaaS, users can access and manage fundamental IT infrastructure components, such as virtual machines, storage, networks, and operating systems, as scalable and on-demand services.
See Infrastructure as a service.
A copy of the entire state of a computer system, stored in some non-volatile form such as a file. A system is said to be capable of using system images if it can be shut down and later restored to the same state. In such cases, system images can be used for backup.
A method of sorting data by creating keywords or a listing of the data.
An internal network, also known as a LAN, refers to a network infrastructure that is confined within a specific physical location, such as an office building, campus, or data center. It is designed to facilitate communication and data sharing among devices and resources within the defined network boundary.
A unique address that identifies a device on the internet or a local network. They are an essential part of the internet's infrastructure and follow either the IPv4 or IPv6 addressing scheme.
A unique numerical identifier that is assigned to devices on a network. It is part of the underlying Internet Protocol suite and is used to identify and locate devices on a computer network. IPv4 addresses are 32 bits long, represented as a series of four decimal numbers separated by periods (e.g., 192.168.0.1). Each decimal number, also known as an octet, represents 8 bits of the address.
A numerical identifier that is assigned to devices on a network. It is the successor to IPv4 and provides an expanded address space to accommodate the increasing number of connected devices in the modern internet era. IPv6 addresses are 128 bits long, represented as eight groups of hexadecimal digits separated by colons (e.g., 2001:0db8:85a3:0000:0000:8a2e:0370:7334). This longer address format allows for a significantly larger number of unique addresses compared to IPv4.
Create buckets and store objects with this S3-compliant service. It allows you to store and retrieve large amounts of data in the form of objects.
A unique address that identifies a device on the internet or a local network. IP stands for "Internet Protocol," which is the set of rules governing the format of data sent via the internet or local network.
An open-source container orchestration platform that automates the deployment, scaling, and management of containerized applications. It was originally developed by Google and is now maintained by the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF). Kubernetes provides a framework for managing the lifecycle of containerized applications across a cluster of nodes.
A set of nodes that run containerized applications. Containerizing applications package an app with its dependencies and some necessary services. They are more lightweight and flexible than virtual machines. In this way, Kubernetes clusters allow for applications to be more easily developed, moved and managed.
A technology that permits you to scale the number of CPU cores and amount of RAM while the server is running, without having to restart it. Vertical scaling involves adding or removing resources such as CPU, memory, storage, or network capacity to a single server or virtual machine.
A computer network that spans a limited geographical area, such as a home, office building, or campus is typically privately owned and operated, providing high-speed and low-latency connections between connected devices. It connects computers, devices, and resources within the defined area, allowing them to communicate and share data.
See Local Area Network.
The process of distributing a set of tasks over a set of resources (computing units), to make their overall processing more efficient. Load balancing can optimize the response time and avoid unevenly overloading some compute nodes while other compute nodes are left idle.
A cloud-based service that provides a managed and simplified environment for deploying, managing, and scaling Kubernetes clusters. Kubernetes is an open-source container orchestration platform that automates the deployment, scaling, and management of containerized applications.
A service provided by cloud providers to enable outbound internet connectivity for resources within a private subnet of a virtual network. NAT allows multiple devices within a private network to share a single public IP address when accessing the internet.
A unique identifier that is assigned to network interfaces at the hardware level. It is a 48-bit address that is used to identify devices on a local network.
See Media Access Control (MAC) address.
It is an infrastructure provisioning model where physical hardware, such as servers, storage devices, and networking equipment, is treated as a service. MaaS allows users to manage and deploy bare-metal servers or physical infrastructure resources through a cloud-like interface or API.
The concurrent use of separate cloud service providers for different infrastructure, platform, or software needs. A multi-cloud approach can help prevent vendor lock-in and may help an enterprise deal with diverse workloads and partners.
A mode of operation for software in which multiple instances of one or many applications run in a shared environment. In a cloud computing model, pooled physical and virtual resources are dynamically assigned and reassigned to tenants according to consumer demand.
A networking process that involves the modification of IP addresses in packet headers while they are being transmitted across a network. It is commonly used to enable communication between networks that use different IP address ranges.
See Network Address Translation.
A networking component that enables communication between a private network and the internet. It acts as an intermediary device that translates IP addresses between the private network and the public internet. You can use a NAT gateway such that instances in a private subnet can connect to services outside your VPC but external services cannot initiate a connection with those instances.
A distributed file system protocol that allows remote file access and sharing over a network. NFS enables a client-server model, where a central server provides access to files and directories to remote clients.
See Network File System.
A pre-configured VDC element that provides connection-based layer 4 load balancing features and functionality. It improves the availability, scalability, and performance of network applications by efficiently distributing incoming traffic to multiple servers.
A component that provides networking capabilities for a computer. It may enable a wired connection (such as Ethernet) or a wireless connection (such as Wi-Fi) to a LAN.
Network Security Groups (NSGs) are virtual firewalls that control the inbound and outbound traffic of Network Interface Cards (NICs) and Virtual Machines (VMs) in a Virtual Data Center (VDC). NSGs allow you to filter network traffic based on security rules you define for the associated member resources.
A computer that connects to a blockchain network. 'Full' nodes store the entire distributed ledger from the first (genesis) block to the present and participate in blockchain consensus. 'Light' nodes are used by resource-constrained devices for application-specific purposes, such as reading specific blockchain data and submitting new transactions to full nodes for inclusion in the ledger.
A standard hardware interface for Solid State Drives (SSDs) that uses the PCI Express (PCIe) bus. NVMe replaces traditional storage protocols, such as Serial ATA (SATA) and Small Computer System Interface (SCSI), which were originally designed for Hard Disk Drives (HDDs) and may not fully exploit the performance capabilities of SSDs.
A type of data storage architecture that stores data as objects rather than traditional file hierarchies or blocks. In object storage, each object is assigned a unique identifier and is stored in a flat address space, making it easily accessible and scalable. Objects are stored in a flat address space and can be accessed through APIs using their unique identifiers or keys.
A component or service that manages the keys used for accessing and securing objects stored in an object storage system. It provides a centralized platform for generating, storing, and managing encryption keys that are used to encrypt and decrypt data stored in the object storage.
The strategy of reducing the database system response time. Databases provide us with information stored with a hierarchical and related structure, which allows us to extract the content and arrange it easily. There are plenty of options to choose from for businesses and companies.
A data protection mechanism that allows you to restore a database or system to a specific point in time. It is commonly used in the context of databases but can also be applied to other types of systems. PITR works by capturing and storing incremental backups or transaction logs at regular intervals. These backups or logs contain the changes made to the data since the last full backup.
The process of setting up IT infrastructure. It can also refer to the steps required to manage access to data and resources and make them available to users and systems.
Provisioning is not the same thing as configuration, but they are both steps in the deployment process. Once something has been provisioned, the next step is configuration.
Every virtual network interface card that is connected to the internet is automatically assigned a public IPv4 address by DHCP. This IPv4 address is dynamic, meaning it can change while the virtual server is operational or in the case of a restart.
In networks that are not connected to the internet, each virtual network interface card is automatically assigned a private IPv4 address. This is assigned by the DHCP service. These IPv4 addresses are assigned statically to the MAC addresses of the virtual network interface cards.
A DNS record that maps an IP address to its corresponding domain name, enabling reverse DNS lookups. It is primarily used to verify an IP address's legitimacy, often in email validation scenarios.
An open-source configuration management and automation tool that helps system administrators and DevOps teams manage and automate the deployment and configuration of software and infrastructure across a network of computers. It provides a declarative language and a framework for defining and enforcing the desired state of systems, also known as infrastructure as code.
A request for a database’s data so we can retrieve or manipulate it. It is a command issued to retrieve or manipulate data from a Database Management System (DBMS).
A terminal or workstation in a remote location that is used to monitor and control a local computer.
The process of querying the DNS to resolve an IP address back to its associated domain name through PTR records. It is commonly used for email verification and network troubleshooting, helping identify the network traffic source.
A data table stored in a router or a network host that lists the routes to particular network destinations, and in some cases, metrics (distances) associated with those routes. The routing table contains information about the topology of the network immediately around it. A routing table is also known as a Routing Information Base (RIB).
The ability of a process, system, or framework to handle a growing workload. In other words, a scalable system is adaptable to increasing demands. The ability to scale on demand is one of the biggest advantages of cloud computing.
A data backup feature from Veeam Backup & Replication that supports horizontal scaling of data storage in multiple tiers. It consists of several backup or object storage repositories.
See Scale-out Backup Repository.
An extension of the SSL/TLS protocol that enables a client, such as a browser, to specify the domain to connect in the initial handshake of an HTTPS session.
A toolbox that contains special libraries that can be used to easily manage your cloud servers by using your preferred development or coding language. They hold tools, libraries, relevant documents, sample code, processes, and or guides for use on that particular platform.
A piece of computer hardware or software (computer program) that provides functionality for other programs or devices, called "clients". This architecture is called the client-server model. Servers can provide various functionalities, often called "services", such as sharing data or resources among multiple clients or performing computations for a client.
A snapshot is the state of a system at a particular point in time. It can refer to an actual copy of the state of a system or a capability provided by certain systems.
A drive that uses integrated circuit assemblies to store data persistently, typically using flash memory.
See Solid-State Drive.
Used for easier authorization on various services. When creating storage based on Linux images, you can inject SSH keys into your VM to set up SSH access so that you can use SSH for secure communication.
A network file-sharing protocol that allows applications and users to read, create, and update files on remote servers.
A process through which digital data is saved within a data storage device utilizing computing technology. Storage is a mechanism that enables a computer to retain data, either temporarily or permanently.
The compute resources, such as VM instances, containers, microservices, or appliances, to which the traffic is distributed for processing. Network Load Balancer backend serves registered targets using an IP address and a TCP port.
Targets can be added or removed and capacities scaled without disrupting the overall flow of connection requests.
An open-source Infrastructure as Code (IaC) tool to enable the provisioning, management, and deployment of infrastructure resources across various cloud providers, data centers, and other service providers in a declarative and automated manner.
A utility, resource, or asset value that can be bought, sold, or traded on an existing blockchain, like Ethereum. Tokens are often used in decentralized applications.
A security mechanism that adds a layer of protection to user accounts or systems by requiring two forms of authentication to verify identity. The two factors involve a password or PIN and a mobile device or security token. By requiring both factors, 2FA mitigates the risk of unauthorized access, even if the user's password is compromised, enhancing the overall security of the system or application.
A central CPU is associated with a Virtual Machine. It is also called a virtual processor.
See Virtual CPU
A collection of cloud resources used for creating an enterprise-grade IT infrastructure. VDC resources include the processors, memory, disk space, and networks from which virtual machines are built.
See Virtual Data Center.
VirtIO is a standardized interface for virtualized environments that provides drivers for various virtual devices, such as network interfaces, storage controllers, and other peripherals. Using VirtIO drivers with Kernel-based Virtual Machines (KVMs) offers several advantages, including improved performance and efficiency compared to emulated devices. VirtIO drivers are optimized for virtual environments and provide direct access to underlying hardware when available to enhance I/O performance and reduce overhead.
The virtualization or emulation of a computer system is based on computer architectures and provides the functionality of a physical computer. Virtual machines are based on computer architectures and provide the functionality of a physical computer.
See Virtual Machine
A software-defined network that allows you to create isolated virtual networks within a cloud or virtualized environment. It provides network connectivity and segmentation between different resources and allows them to communicate securely with each other.
Scalable instances with dedicated resource functionality.
A technique used in database systems to ensure data durability and consistency. It is a sequential log of changes that is written before the corresponding data modifications are applied to the database. WAL provides a reliable and efficient mechanism for data recovery in the event of a system crash or failure.
See Write Ahead Logs.
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*AMD Opteron is not available for new deployments
Microsoft Windows Server (2016, 2019, 2022)
Please note: The price of the Windows Server license will increase by approximately 10% effective January 1, 2025.
Microsoft SQL Server
The Microsoft SQL server license package includes the usage of 2 cores or 1 core pair. At least 2 license packages will be billed per server.
Microsoft Windows Server (2016, 2019, 2022)
Please note: The price of the Windows Server license will increase by approximately 10% effective January 1, 2025.
Please note: the cost of Managed Stackable Data Platform is calculated based on the number of cores and GBs of RAM used by the underlying Managed Kubernetes cluster of the deployment and is added to that cluster's regular pricing and associated products.
Please note:
1 TB (terabyte) is equivalent to 1,024 GB (gigabytes), 1 GB (gigabyte) is 1024 MB (megabytes), PG = price group.
Tiered pricing applies to all outgoing traffic (accumulated from VM instances and Object Storage) and the total amount is listed on the invoice.
Public traffic is exchanged between IONOS Cloud data centers across different countries as well as the public internet.
3.1 IONOS Cloud national traffic is VM traffic exchanged between IONOS Cloud data centers within the same country via public networks (Traffic between IONOS Cloud data centers in different countries is charged as regular public traffic)
3.2 IONOS Cloud local traffic is exchanged between VMs via public networks that terminates in the same IONOS Cloud data center.
Internal private traffic is exchanged between VMs within the same IONOS Cloud data center via private networks.
Please note: costs incurred for data transmission are not included, regular traffic charges apply.
Please note: costs incurred for data transmission are not included, regular traffic charges apply.
Free of charge Storage IOPS (Input/Output operations per second)
Please note: Object Query is only available for contract-owned buckets.
1 Gigabyte (GB) is equal to 1024 Megabytes (MB).
Storage is billed with one-hour granularity.
All outbound data transfer* from IONOS Object Storage is billed as public traffic. The local and national traffic definitions do not apply. This includes outgoing data transfer to IONOS Virtual Machines (VMs) or dedicated servers regardless of their geographical location. While inter-bucket data transfer is subject to charges, replication traffic both within the same region and across different regions is cost-free. The cost per GB for outbound data transfer is contingent upon the cumulative data consumption of the account.
*The only exception to this rule is outgoing, local data transfer from contract-owned buckets to local IONOS Public Cloud VMs. Data traffic of this type is free of charge for users.
No charges are imposed on inbound data transfer to IONOS Object Storage. It is essential to know that when uploading data to IONOS Object Storage, the same data transfer may be billed as an outbound data transfer for your VM. While calculating network costs for data transfer from a VM to IONOS Object Storage, the following distinctions are made between local, national, and public traffic:
Data transfer from a VM to IONOS Object Storage within the confines of the same data center is billed as local traffic.
Data transfer from a VM to IONOS Object Storage located in the same country but at a different data center is billed as national traffic.
Data transfer from a VM to IONOS Object Storage in a data center in a different country is billed as public traffic.
Please note: the minimum provisioning size is 2 TB, up to a maximum of 42 TB.
v2024-11-19, prices valid from 11/19/2024
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Service Catalog is a central source of information about the services IONOS Cloud offers to its customers.
The Service Catalog is the central source of information about the services IONOS Cloud offers to its customers. This document offers details on the worldwide provision and operation of all services provided by IONOS Cloud (hereinafter referred to as IONOS). It is valid for IONOS SE and its national affiliates.
Under the term “Compute Engine”, IONOS Cloud offers its customers "Infrastructure as a Service" (IaaS) in the form of virtual computing, data storage, and network resources. The customer is able to make use of these resources on a flexible basis as required. The resources used (Cores/vCPUs, RAM, Storage) are billed to the customer by the minute based on a price list, which is valid at the time. Billing of external data transfers is based on data volume.
The customer performs the hiring and returning of resources. IONOS Cloud provides interfaces for this purpose so that the customer can control the resources in a flexible manner. Interfaces currently available are Data Center Designer (DCD) Cloud API
IONOS Cloud Compute Engine model
IONOS Cloud provides the customer with access to a personalized web application called the “Data Center Designer” (DCD). The DCD can be accessed via modern Internet browsers. Specifically, the DCD allows the customer to both control and manage the services or sub-services provided by IONOS Cloud, including:
Creating, editing, and deleting virtual data centers
Creating, (re-)starting, stopping, and deleting virtual servers, including optional storages
Configuring/modifying existing virtual servers, including optional storages
Creating, editing, and deleting snapshots
Uploading, editing, using, and deleting private images
Reserving and managing static public IP addresses
Creating and managing private and public LANs including firewall setups
Creating and managing SSH keys
Management of integrated Cloud services (e.g. IONOS Object Storage, Managed Kubernetes, Backup Service)
The authentication on the Data Center Designer requires that an account is assigned at least one username and one password. There are three distinct types of accounts:
Contract Owner – This account is created automatically for the user who initially registered with IONOS Cloud. Only one "Contract Owner" account can exist per contract made with IONOS Cloud. A “Contract Owner” is authorized to fully access all resources, create and delete “User” accounts and assign an “Administrator” role to them.
Administrator - This role has the same privileges as the "Contract Owner", except this account type is restricted from changing the payment method of the contract. “Administrators” can assign “Administrator” roles to “User” accounts. It is possible to revoke the "Administrator" role after it has been assigned.
User - This is the most basic account type. “Contract Owner” and "Administrator" account types can create or delete an unlimited number of accounts of the "User" type. This account type can be upgraded to the "Administrator" role and assigned specific privileges.
Multi-User Management controls access to the following resources types:
Virtual Data Centers
Snapshots
Images
IP Blocks
Backup Units
Kubernetes Clusters
The assigning of rights is based on Groups. A Group contains one or several “User” accounts. A “User” account can be a member of several Groups. "Contract Owner" or “Administrator” accounts do not need to be managed in groups as they have access to all contracted resources.
Multi-User Management distinguishes between the following authorizations for resources:
Read – The resource and the objects they contain are visible. The attributes of objects can be displayed. The resource and the object it contains cannot be changed, nor can additional objects be added. The read authorization is implicit as soon as a group is assigned to a resource.
Edit – The resource and the objects they contain are visible. The attributes of objects can be displayed and changed. The resource and the objects they contain can be deleted.
Sharing – Authorizations for access to the resource can be changed.
The following group rights can be configured per group:
Create Data Center: create new virtual data centers
Create Snapshots: create snapshots of storages for which the group members hold at least “read” authorization
Reserve IP Blocks: reserve additional IPv4 blocks and/or give back IPv4 blocks, which are available to the group members via the “edit” authorization
Create Internet Access: Allows provisioning of public LANs inside a virtual data center
Use Object Storage: access IONOS Object Storage
Create Backup Units: create a new Backup Unit account for backup agent registration and activation
Create Kubernetes Clusters: create new Kubernetes clusters
Access Activity Log: view Activity Logs for the entire contract
For every account that is configured for access to the IONOS Cloud DCD (“Contract Owner”, "Administrator" or “User”), the use of 2-Factor Authentication can optionally be configured with a one-time password pursuant to RFC 6238 TOTP. 2-Factor Authentication provides increased security during the login process. In addition to their user name and password, when they log in, they are required to provide a code, which is generated using a special application (an “authenticator”).
Each account type can activate or deactivate this option in the DCD > Account management > Security for the respective account.
“Contract Owner” type accounts can set Two-Factor Authentication as a mandatory requirement for "Administrator" and “User” type accounts.
Prior to provisioning, customers can inject the public part of an SSH key prior to provisioning using the IONOS Cloud DCD or Cloud API (version 2.0 or higher) in order to create an SSH login for storage volumes based on a public IONOS Cloud Linux image. This feature is not available for snapshots, private images, Windows OS images, and MS SQL images provided by IONOS Cloud.
In DCD, it is possible to store up to 100 public SSH keys for later re-use. It is possible to mark individual SSH keys as "default" which are applied to every provisioning automatically if previously mentioned requirements are fulfilled. Independent from the SSH key store, customers can also add SSH keys ad-hoc which they did not have previously stored. It is not possible to share access to an SSH key store across multiple users. Each user has access to their own SSH key store independent of their account role.
In Cloud API, it is only possible to add SSH keys ad-hoc. The SSH key store can't be accessed in this manner.
An HTML5 Remote Console is available for every provisioned server via the DCD or the Cloud API. The Remote Console allows the customer complete access to the server's monitor, mouse, and keyboard. The customer has access to his server with the Remote Console even in the absence of SSH or RDP connectivity.
The HTML5 Remote Console has been developed for browsers that do not support Java. It uses HTML5 and JavaScript, which makes it independent of third-party software or additional installations since all it requires is a modern browser.
Every IONOS Cloud API requires authentication. Most IONOS Cloud APIs support authentication via basic authentication (username + password) or JSON Web Token (JWT) authentication. The "Telemetry API" only supports JWT authentication.
The IONOS Object Storage API uses its dedicated authentication with IONOS Object Storage credentials (key + secret) that can be retrieved via DCD or Cloud API.
The Auth API facilitates the creation, management, and deletion of JSON Web Tokens.
IONOS Cloud provides the customer with an Application Programming Interface (API). This API gives the customer automated control over the functions from the DCD. Upon request, IONOS Cloud will provide an API reference along with example software (Cloud-CLI) on how the Cloud API can be used (links below).
IONOS Cloud provides access to the Cloud functionality for developers based on REST (Representational State Transfer). All account types are able to use the Cloud API.
The Reseller API allows the customer to manage contracts and their associated admin users. The API allows resellers to create/update/delete subcontracts and update contract resource limits. New contract administrators can also be created, updated, and deleted using the Reseller API.
The Activity Log API allows the customer the retrieval of a list of activities conducted either in the DCD or in the Cloud API within a specific IONOS Cloud contract. Accounts of the type "Contract Owner" and "Administrator” are authorized by default to access the Activity Log API and are permitted to grant access to the Activity Log API for the "User" type accounts.
The Billing API enables “Contract Owner” type accounts to check current usage and the latest invoices of their IONOS Cloud account.
The Monitoring as a Service API allows the management of alarms and alerts of the Monitoring as a Service product as well as retrieving a list of events that got triggered. It does not return metrics that are provided by the Metrics API (see next entry).
Please note that the Monitoring as a Service API runs in the path of CloudAPI but without an explicit version tag.
The Telemetry API allows retrieval of metric data collected by the Monitoring as a Service product. This API requires authentication via JWT (see AuthAPI above) and does not support basic authentication.
IONOS Object Storage API requires authentication with IONOS Object Storage specific key + secret credentials which can be retrieved as well as managed via DCD or CloudAPI. It has specific endpoints per location. Further details are provided in the chapter "IONOS Object Storage".
On the IONOS Cloud platform, the customer can create so-called “Virtual Data Centers” (VDC). A VDC is a repository for all infrastructure resources ordered by the customer. Access to the resources in a VDC – similar to operating a physical data center – is only possible via a corresponding network or internet connection. Within a VDC, the IONOS Cloud software allows for the distribution of various resources to different availability zones.
IONOS Cloud provides the customer with the flexibility to change the ownership of the VDC. Any IONOS Cloud customer who is a billing contract owner has the capability of transferring the ownership of a VDC created under the scope of his account with all related rights and responsibilities to any other customer having a billing contract with IONOS Cloud. In order to change the ownership of his VDC the customer is requested to contact the 24/7 Enterprise Level Support.
These virtual machines run on dedicated CPU Cores. With Dedicated Core Servers you gain full access to the provisioned CPU resources,free from resource sharing with other virtual machines on the same physical host. This guarantees optimal performance, stability, reduced latency and predictable performance. You can freely configure the number of cores and RAM required for your workloads, while choosing from the available CPU types available in your current VDC. Dedicated Core Servers can boot from a storage volume, a CD-ROM, or a NIC.
Furthermore, it is also possible for a Dedicated Core Server to be configured with the help of advanced settings for the use of “Live Vertical Scaling” (LVS). LVS allows further resources to be added to your virtual machine while the operating system is in use. The scaling of resources without having to restart your virtual machine can be applied as follows:
Upscaling: CPU, RAM, NICs, storage volumes,
Downscaling: NICs, storage volumes.
For IONOS Cloud provided public Images, LVS is activated by default. LVS capabilities on private images and snapshots can be changed before applying them to new instances. The Image Manager provides edit functionality to these properties. Linux supports all standard LVS functions, Windows server instances, however, only support upscaling of CPU, NICs and storage volumes, and downscaling of NICs at this time. LVS for RAM is possible starting from 1 GB RAM and in full increments of GB.
Possible configurations of a virtual server are presented in the table below:
AMD Processors:
* Increment/decrement of 1 GB when LVS is activated, RAM expansion beyond the defined maximum size possible on request.
Intel Processors:
* Increment/decrement of 1 GB when LVS is activated, RAM expansion beyond the defined maximum size possible on request.
IONOS Cloud lets the customer assign appropriate processing power in the form of cores. IONOS Cloud will allocate these exclusively to the virtual server specified by the customer.
The different data center locations may be equipped with different CPU models. If the CPU model is listed below, but not displayed on the contract, please contact the IONOS Cloud support team for further assistance.
AMD Core
IONOS Cloud offers EPYC processors in selected locations, optimized for high performance within Cloud infrastructure.
The current processor design allows for a high number of cores within one host system. Therefore, virtual machines may have up to 62 AMD cores.
Intel Core
The Intel cores IONOS Cloud provides are Intel Xeon processors that enable simultaneous computing of two threads or sets of instructions.
For each physically present processor core, the operating system addresses two virtual cores and shares the workload between them. This so-called hyper-threading approximates a system with two physical cores.
While hyper-threading can improve data processing performance, in order to exploit the benefits, it relies on the software to support the use of multiple processors. Current versions of Windows and Linux support this feature and can benefit from it.
A large number of host systems are kept ready at each location for operating virtual servers for the customers. Each host server is redundantly connected to the InfiniBand network. The host systems are assembled by the manufacturers based on our specifications and then delivered to the site.
vCPU servers provide a good balance of compute resources, which are ideal for a wide range of applications. Unlike Dedicated Core Servers, which come with guaranteed dedicated resources, vCPU servers do not. This means that CPU resources are optimized by the hypervisor. The vCPU servers are well-suited for typical workloads that prioritize cost-efficiency and can accommodate variations in performance. Within the DCD or Cloud API, you can freely configure the ratio of vCPUs to RAM for your virtual machines. However, unlike the Dedicated Core Servers product, you do not have the option to choose the CPU type for your vCPU server.
Currently, vCPU Servers are currently available in:
Berlin, Frankfurt (Germany)
Logroño (Spain)
London (United Kingdom)
Paris (France)
Las Vegas (US)
Lenexa (US)
vCPU Servers can boot from a storage volume, a CD-ROM, or a NIC.
Additionally, vCPU Servers can utilize "Live Vertical Scaling" (LVS) for advanced configuration. LVS enables adding resources like vCPUs, RAM, NICs, and storage to a running virtual server without requiring a restart. This scaling process can be done to increase or decrease resources.
Limitations
*Larger RAM sizes can be made available on request.
While provisioning the vCPU Server product, users cannot select the CPU Model through the DCD or Cloud API.
Customer cannot auto-migrate from vCPU Server type to Dedicated Core Virtual Servers. A virtual machine recreation process is required.
Cubes are a separate type of virtual machine. While Virtual Servers use Cores exclusively, IONOS Cloud Cubes share them with other Cubes instances and expose virtual CPUs (vCPU). Still, these virtual machines are fully isolated and separated so that no data is accessible by any other virtual machine running on the same physical core.
In addition, Cubes are delivered with one NVMe storage, that is directly attached to the physical server unit. This block storage device utilizes one of the PCI slots available by default.
IONOS Cloud Cubes is designed for cost optimization and workloads for which failover gets realized by the application and not the infrastructure. IONOS Cloud Cubes is currently rolled out to all European locations but may not be available to specific virtual data centers even if the feature is announced for availability in a particular location. Due to technical dependencies, IONOS Cloud Cubes may not be available for all legacy virtual datacenters in the location Frankfurt. The product should be available for newly created virtual datacenters. Currently, IONOS Cloud Cubes are released in:
Berlin (Germany)
Frankfurt (Germany)
London (UK)
Paris (France)
Logroño (Spain)
Newark (US)
Lenexa (US)
A Cubes instance consists of the following components
Virtual CPUs
Memory (RAM)
Network interface cards NIC (optional)
Direct Attached NVME Storage volume (mandatory)
Block Storage volumes (optional)
CD-ROMs (optional)
In comparison to Virtual Servers, IONOS Cloud Cubes get ordered by pre-defined instance size templates and cannot be configured in a fully flexible model.
Starting from October 1, 2024, IONOS is introducing new Cubes instances:
The following Cubes instances will not be available for new deployments after October 1, 2024 but will remain deployed and active for existing deployments:
Cubes can boot from any storage volume, a CD-ROM, or a NIC.
This type of instance does not support "Live Vertical Scaling" (LVS) of CPU or RAM even if it is enabled on an image. It is not possible to migrate in higher or lower tiers of Cubes.
LVS is limited to NICs and block storage volumes. Please note that the number of directly attached NVMe storage volumes is limited to 1 (one) and it cannot be expanded, delete, removed from the Cubes instance or migrated to any other instance. Attaching further block storage volumes must be of type HDD or SSD. The scaling of resources without having to restart a virtual server can be applied as follows:
Upscaling: NICs, HDD/ SSD storage volumes
Downscaling: NICs, HDD/ SSD storage volumes
IONOS Cloud Cubes can be used inside a virtual data center in combination with any other service provided in this location.
IONOS Cloud operates different types of host systems based on AMD as well as Intel CPU architecture. All systems are configured to deliver the same performance. A specific CPU type cannot be selected by the customer nor guaranteed by the IONOS Cloud.
IONOS Cloud Hard Disk Drive (HDD) and Solid State Drive (SSD) Block Storage allow the customer to make use of a dual-redundant storage system. Each block storage created by the customer is stored on two storage servers, providing active-active redundancy. For additional data protection, every storage server is based either on a hardware RAID system or on a software RAID system.
Direct Attached Storage (DAS) Block Storage based on Non-Volatile Memory Express (NVMe) are single-redundant storage systems. As this storage is installed directly into the physical server hosting the virtual machine, the storage volume is not stored across two servers. However, every DAS volume is covered by a software RAID system.
Access to the HDD and SSD volumes requested by the customer is achieved via the internal InfiniBand (RDMA) network. DAS volumes are connected to the mainboard of the server and benefit from fast peripheral component interconnect express (PCI express) bus performance.
For Solid State Drive volumes, IONOS Cloud offers two performance classes that can be selected at the time of ordering the volume. SSD Premium is optimized for high performance while SSD Standard is recommended for fast data access with general-purpose scenarios.
HDD as well as DAS volumes deliver a static performance profile independent of the volume size. In comparison, SSD volumes deliver higher performance depending on the volume size and get capped at a specific size.
*Larger volumes available on request.
*Larger volumes available on request.
*Larger volumes available on request.
IONOS Cloud allows the customer to create so-called snapshots of individual block storages (HDD, SSD, DAS). A copy of each block storage can be accessed (and deleted) via DCD and Cloud API, and new block storage of any type can be created based on a snapshot. The provisioning speed is 50 MB/s.
IONOS Cloud offers standardized images of the following operating systems:
Alma
CentOS
Debian
Red Hat Enterprise Linux
Rocky
Ubuntu
Windows
New versions of the standardized images may be added and old versions will be removed when the vendor no longer supports them.
Note: We reserve the right to add non-LTS and testing/beta versions. Please follow the vendor's recommendations and refrain from using them for production use cases.
IONOS Cloud allows the customer to upload their own images to the infrastructure via upload servers. This procedure is to be completed individually for each data center location. IONOS Cloud optionally offers transmission with secure transport (TLS). The uploading of HDD and CD-ROM/DVD-ROM images is supported. Specifically, the uploading of images in the following formats is supported:
CD-ROM / DVD-ROM:
*.iso ISO 9660 image file
HDD Images:
*.vmdk vmware HDD images
*.vhd, *.vhdx HyperV HDD images
*.cow, *.qcow, *.qcow2 Qemu HDD images
*.raw binary HDD image
*.vpc VirtualPC HDD image
*.vdi VirtualBox HDD image
A dedicated upload server is available for each data center location. Images can be transmitted to the upload server encrypted via FTPS (FTP-TLS) or unencrypted via FTP.
The following upload servers are available:
Berlin: ftp-txl.ionos.com
Frankfurt: ftp-fra.ionos.com
Karlsruhe: ftp-fkb.ionos.com
London: ftp-lhr.ionos.com
Paris: ftp-par.ionos.com
Logroño: ftp-vit.ionos.com
Las Vegas: ftp-las.ionos.com
Newark: ftp-ewr.ionos.com
Lenexa: ftp-mci.ionos.com
Once the image has been transmitted to the upload server, the image will be converted into the internal image format of IONOS Cloud. The user will be informed by email when the conversion process starts.
Once the conversion is complete, the image will be available for use in the DCD or Cloud API under the name by which it was transmitted to the upload server.
IONOS Cloud offers customers the ability to transfer large amounts of data via a physically mailed data storage medium. This service supports a variety of data carrier interfaces like USB or SATA. To ensure data security, the data on the delivered data storage medium must be encrypted and have a total size of at least 1 TB.
All uploads are performed as a 1:1 copy to a volume and provided in the data center chosen by the customer. The customer is able to attach this volume to a virtual server of their choice in the chosen virtual data center.
After the upload is complete, the data storage medium will be returned to the customer. The data upload service can be requested by the 24/7 Enterprise Level Support.
In order to secure data, improve reliability and create high availability scenarios, customers can assign availability zones to HDD and SSD storage volumes (Storage Availability Zone for SSD in data center location Karlsruhe is not provided). DAS storage volumes do not support availability zones as they are installed on the physical compute servers directly. Virtual storage volumes, to which different storage availability zones are assigned operate on different physical resources. Availability zones can be assigned using the DCD or the Cloud API.
IONOS Cloud offers Cloud-Init support for all of its Linux images. For Windows images, no Cloud-Init functionality is provided. The feature is activated in all locations. All public IONOS Cloud Linux images support Cloud-Init. For private images, it is the customer's responsibility to make sure that their own images support Cloud-Init.
At the moment, IONOS Cloud supports the injection of user-data. Meta-data injection may be provided at a later point in time.
IONOS Cloud allows virtual entities to be equipped with network cards (“network interface cards”; NICs). Only by using these virtual network interface cards is it possible to connect multiple virtual entities together and/or to the Internet.
The maximum external throughput may only be achieved with a corresponding upstream of the provider.
Compatibility
The use of virtual MAC addresses and/or the changing of the MAC address of a network adapter is not supported. Among others, this limitation also applies to the use of CARP (Common Address Redundancy Protocol).
Gratuitous ARP (RFC 826) is supported.
Virtual Router Redundancy Protocol (VRRP) is supported based on gratuitous ARP. For VRRP to work, IP failover groups must be configured.
Depending on the location, different capacities for transmitting data to or from the Internet are available for operating the IONOS Cloud service. Due to the direct connection between the data centers at the German locations, the upstream can be used across locations.
The total capacity of each respective location is described below:
IONOS backbone AS-8560, to which IONOS Cloud is redundantly connected, has a high quality edge capacity of 3000 Gbps with 3500 IPv4/IPv6 peering sessions, available in the following Internet and peering exchange points: AMS-IX, BW-IX,DE-CIX, NL-IX, ESPANIX, Equinix, FranceIX, KCIX, LINX.
IONOS Cloud operates redundant networks at each location, offering connections up to 100 Gbps.
IONOS Cloud uses high-speed networks based on InfiniBand technology both for connecting the central storage systems and for handling internal data connections between customer servers.
IONOS Cloud operates a high availability core network at each location for the redundant connection of the product platform. All services provided by IONOS Cloud are connected to the Internet via this core network.
The core network consists exclusively of devices from brand manufacturers. The network connections are completed via an optical transmission network, which, by use of advanced technologies, can provide transmission capacities of several hundred gigabits per second. Connection to important Internet locations in Europe and America guarantees the customer an optimal connection at all times.
Data is not forwarded to third countries. At the customer’s explicit request, the customer can opt for support in a data center in a third country. In the interests of guaranteeing a suitable data protection level, this requires a separate agreement (within the meaning of article 44-50 DSGVO and §§ 78 ff. BDSG 2018).
IONOS Cloud provides the customer with both IPv4 and IPv6 public IP addresses that, depending on the intended use, can be booked either permanently or for the duration for which a virtual server exists. Currently, only IPv4 addresses can be booked by the customer. These IP addresses provided by IONOS Cloud are only needed if connections are to be established over the Internet. Internally, virtual machines can be freely networked. For this, IONOS Cloud offers a DHCP server that allows and/or simplifies the assignment of IP addresses. However, one can establish one’s own addressing scheme.
Every virtual network interface card that is connected to the Internet is automatically assigned a public IPv4 address by DHCP. This IPv4 address is dynamic, meaning it can change while the virtual server is operational or in the case of a restart.
Customers can reserve static public IPv4 addresses for a fee. These reserved IPv4 addresses can be assigned to a virtual network interface card, which is connected to the Internet, as primary or additional IP addresses.
In networks that are not connected to the Internet, each virtual network interface card is automatically assigned a private IPv4 address. This is assigned by the DHCP service. These IPv4 addresses are assigned statically to the MAC addresses of the virtual network interface cards.
The use of the IP address assignment can be enabled or disabled for each network interface card. Any private IPv4 addresses pursuant to RFC 1918 can be used in private networks.
Every virtual data center is assigned a public /56 IPv6 CIDR block by default. Customers can choose to enable IPv6 in a LAN as per their needs and a maximum of 256 IPv6 enabled LANs can be created per VDC. On enabling IPv6 in a LAN, the customer can either select a /64 IPv6 CIDR block from the /56 IPv6 CIDR block assigned to the VDC or have a /64 block automatically assigned to the LAN. Public IPv6 addresses are assigned to both private and public LANs.
Every connected virtual network interface card is then assigned a /80 IPv6 CIDR block and a single /128 IPv6 address either automatically, or the customer can also select both. They must though both be assigned from the /64 IPv6 CIDR block assigned to the corresponding LAN. The first public IPv6 address is assigned by DHCP and in total a maximum of 50 IPv6 addresses can be assigned per network interface. IPv6 addresses are static, meaning they remain assigned in the case of a virtual server restart.
Cloud Connect enables the customer to create a direct and dedicated Layer-3 connection between their company network and their virtual data center (VDC). The customer can use Cloud Connect if both of the following conditions are fulfilled:
The connecting VDC is operated at the locations of Frankfurt, Berlin, or Las Vegas.
The customer has a dedicated line connection to the corresponding data center.
A connection can take place in different ways, for example, Dark-Fiber, MPLS, or Cross Connect. For this purpose, the customer can contract a telecommunications company to establish the connection.
The 24/7 Enterprise Level Support is available to assist with any questions concerning the topic of Cloud exchange and connection.
The IONOS Cloud IP-Failover feature helps to minimize packet loss for high availability or failover setups in the event that one of the virtual machines experiences an outage. By setting up IP-Failover groups for public traffic, customers can define the network interfaces of virtual servers that are part of a high availability setup.
“User” type accounts can create or edit IP-Failover groups using only reserved IP addresses, for which they have been granted access. The IP-Failover feature only provides provisioning of the same IP to multiple network interfaces from different virtual servers on the same LAN. It does not monitor the availability of the service to be accessed by the given IP. The monitoring and GARP announcements to gateways must be made by the customer individually on each virtual server that is a member of an IP-Failover setup.
IP Failover groups cannot be created for IPv6 addresses and is an IPv4 only feature.
IONOS Cloud offers the customer the function of a Classic Load Balancer for public traffic within their infrastructure. This load balancer distributes the incoming network traffic according to an ECMP algorithm on the servers configured behind the load balancer. The Classic Load Balancer is for basic balancing scenarios and does not provide granular configuration or health checks.
IONOS Cloud allows the customer to use a software firewall within their infrastructure. For this purpose, the virtual network interface cards of a virtual server can be assigned a packet filter. The network traffic, which is aimed at the virtual server, is already filtered before the customer’s virtual machine.
For every network interface of a virtual server, IONOS Cloud provides an IP configuration via DHCP. In this context, the type of configuration distinguishes between whether the network interface is connected with the public Internet or a private Ethernet.
Public Internet:
The following parameters are provided for the configuration via DHCP:
Public IPv4 address
Network mask (255.255.255.255)
Gateway address
DNS server address
MTU (1,500)
Similarly, DHCPv6 is supported for IPv6 public addresses
Private Networks:
The following parameters are provided for the configuration via DHCP:
Private IP address (10.x.x.x)
Network mask (255.255.255.0)
MTU (1,500)
The DHCP server always uses the address A.B.C.1 in the class C network, which corresponds to the assigned IP address.
The configuration through DHCP can be optionally activated or deactivated via network interface (DCD, or Cloud API). The configuration via DHCP is activated for newly created network interfaces.
Cloud DNS
IONOS Cloud DNS allows customers to publish Domain Name System (DNS) zones for their domains and subdomains on public Name Servers.
Customers can manage their DNS zones and records via the Cloud DNS API and also create and manage Reverse DNS records for IPv4 and IPv6 addresses.
The IONOS Name Server infrastructure is distributed across 14 points of presence (POPs) in Europe and the USA to ensure fast and reliable DNS resolution for customers in these locations.
Caching DNS
For the resolution of public domain names, IONOS Cloud operates a redundant set consisting of two DNS servers at every data center location.
These DNS servers are operated as “caching” DNS servers and/or DNS resolvers, and are automatically assigned to the virtual customer entities via the DHCP IP address resolution.
Customer-specific internal domains cannot be resolved on caching DNS servers.
Reverse DNS
A standard reverse entry is assigned to all public IPv4 addresses, which are assigned to the virtual entities.
These entries follow the format ipAAA-BBB-CCC-DDD.pbiaas.com, whereby AAA-BBB-CCC-DDD corresponds to the IPv4 octets.
For statically assigned IPv4 and IPv6 addresses, the existing reverse entry can be adapted according to the customer requirements via Cloud DNS API.
IONOS DDoS Protect is a managed Distributed Denial of Service defense mechanism, which ensures that every customer resource hosted on IONOS Cloud is secure and resilient against Layer 3 and Layer 4 DDoS attacks. This is facilitated by a filtering and scrubbing technology, which in the event of detection of an attack filters the malicious DDoS traffic and lets through only the genuine traffic to its original destination. Hence, enabling applications and services of our customers to remain available under a DDoS attack.
Known attack vectors regularly evolve and new attack methods are added. IONOS Cloud monitors this evolution and dedicates resources to adapt and enhance DDoS Protect as much as possible to capture and mitigate the threat.
The service is available in all of our data centers.
The service is available in two packages:
DDoS Protect Basic: This package is enabled by default for all customers and does not require any configuration. It provides basic DDoS Protection for every resource on IONOS Cloud from common volumetric and protocol attacks and has the following features:
DDoS traffic filtering - All suspicious traffic is redirected to the filtering platform where the DDoS traffic is filtered and the genuine traffic is allowed to the original destination.
Always-On attack detection - The service is always on by default for all customers and does not require any added configuration or subscription.
Automatic Containment - Each time an attack is identified the system automatically triggers the containment of the DDoS attack by activating the DDoS traffic and letting through only genuine traffic.
Protection against common Layer 3 and 4 attacks - This service protects every resource on IONOS Cloud from common volumetric and protocol attacks in the Network and Transport Layer such as UDP, SYN floods, etc.
DDoS Protect Advanced: This package offers everything that is part of the DDoS Protect Basic package plus advanced security measures and support.
24/7 DDoS Expert Support - Customers have 24/7 access to IONOS Cloud DDoS expert support. The team is available to assist customers with their concerns regarding ongoing DDoS attacks or any related issues.
Proactive Support - The IONOS Cloud DDoS support team, equipped with alarms, will proactively respond to a DDoS attack directed towards a customer's resources and also notify the customer in such an event.
On-demand IP specific DDoS filtering - If a customer suspects or anticipates a DDoS attack at any point in time, they can request to enable DDoS filtering for a specific IP or server owned by them. Once enabled, all traffic directed to that IP will be redirected to the IONOS Cloud filtering platform where DDoS traffic will be filtered and genuine traffic will be passed to the original destination.
On-demand Attack Diagnosis - At the customer's request, a detailed report of a DDoS attack is sent to the customer, explaining the attack and other relevant details.
NOTE: IONOS Cloud sets forth Security as a Shared Responsibility between IONOS Cloud and the customer. We at IONOS Cloud strive at offering a state-of-the-art DDoS defense mechanism. Successful DDoS defense can only be achieved by a collective effort on all aspects including optimal use of firewalls and other settings in the customer environment.
Flow log is a feature that allows you to capture data related to IPv4 and IPv6 network traffic flows. Flow logs can be enabled for any network interface of a virtual machine (VM) instance, the Managed Network Load Balancer, the Managed Application Load Balancer, as well as the public interfaces of the Managed Network Address Translation** (**NAT) Gateway.
Flow logs can help you with a number of tasks such as:
Debugging connectivity and security issues
Monitoring network throughput and performance
Logging data to ensure that firewall rules are working as expected
The service can be configured for the direction of network traffic (ingress, egress, bi-directional) as well as action (accepted, rejected traffic packets, or any). Data is collected by the services and submitted in a compressed file to a customer's IONOS Object Storage bucket, which can be specified by the customer at the time of flow log activation.
The service will not update existing files but will send new flow log records in a new compressed in an interval of 10 minutes.
The AI Model Hub is a versatile platform designed to simplify access and deployment of generative AI models. It offers these services within the secure, GDPR-compliant cloud infrastructure of IONOS. Tailored for businesses of varying sizes, this platform removes the complexities of managing AI infrastructure by providing easy access to open-source AI models. Users can leverage the platform for tasks like text generation and image creation through intuitive APIs, ensuring that AI integration is flexible and scalable. Additionally, it allows businesses to upload their data into vector databases, where the data is organized into document collections and transformed into embeddings. This enables more personalized AI outcomes through advanced technologies like Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG).
Available locations: Berlin
API Gateway is a service that acts as a unified public access point for API requests. It facilitates effortless integration and interaction among services, applications, and clients. Its purpose is to streamline the creation, deployment, and management of APIs while ensuring scalability and security.
Using API Gateway, you can oversee API utilization, monitor performance indicators, and produce logs for assessment and problem-solving. It also allows for the routing of incoming API requests to the correct backend services according to specified routing rules, promoting effective communication between clients and services.
The API Gateway service supports the following protocols:
HTTP
HTTPS
WebSocket
gRPC
For load balancing, the service employs a combination of round-robin with weights and least connections algorithms. For further details, please refer to the documentation.
The API Gateway service can currently only be provisioned in Berlin (de-txl), but the service can be consumed and utilized globally, considering your performance and latency requirements. Roll-out to more locations will follow soon.
IONOS Database as a Service (DBaaS) is a comprehensive web service designed to simplify the setup, operation, and scaling of databases within the IONOS Cloud. This managed solution offers cost-efficient, resizable capacity for industry-standard databases, ensuring high availability, performance, and reliability. Hosted and integrated within the IONOS Cloud ecosystem, it alleviates common database administration tasks, providing an integration with other IONOS Cloud services.
IONOS DBaaS currently supports the following engines:
In-Memory DB
MariaDB
MongoDB
PostgreSQL
Every database engine in our DBaaS has a unique set of supported features designed to improve performance and functionality. Additionally, as each database engine evolves, new versions introduce distinct features, ensuring that database capabilities continuously improve and adapt to the latest technological advancements.
IONOS Cloud Managed Kubernetes (K8s) is an open-source system for automating deployment, scaling, and management of containerized applications. It groups containers that make up an application into logical units for easy management and discovery. Container technology makes software development more flexible and agile, however, it is quite complex to manage and requires a certain level of expertise.
IONOS Cloud Managed Kubernetes facilitates the fully automated setup of Kubernetes clusters. Several clusters can also be quickly and easily deployed, for example, to set up staging environments, and then deleted again if necessary. Kubernetes also significantly simplifies the automation of CI/CD pipelines in terms of testing and deployment.
IONOS Cloud Managed Kubernetes solution offers maximum transparency and control of the K8s cluster. This includes:
Fully automated setup of entire K8s clusters and K8s node pools (with optional horizontal auto-scaling of nodes)
Highly-available and geo-redundant control plane
Full cluster admin-level access to Kubernetes API
Dedicated CPU and memory resource assignment
Double redundant and persistent HDD/SSD storage
Easy integration of Cloud services
Regular security and version updates
IONOS Cloud Managed Kubernetes is free of charge. The customer pays only for the underlying IONOS Cloud infrastructure that is actually needed.
Please note that IPv6 support has limitations for the IONOS Cloud Managed Kubernetes service.
IONOS Cloud Private Container Registry is a universal repository manager that stores and manages custom container images and other OCI-compliant artifacts. It can be used as part of CI/CD workflows for container workloads in IONOS Managed Kubernetes setups. Specifications for the IONOS Cloud Private Container Registry are as follows:
Highly available service is managed, including any components on which it is built.
Located in the region of Frankfurt am Main (DE) (further locations will follow).
Support of the Docker Registry HTTP API V2.
More than one repository per registry.
Support of permanent and temporary access authentication tokens.
Data encrypted at rest.
Garbage Collection to release storage space.
Vulnerability Scanning of artifacts to identify security vulnerabilities.
Available locations: Frankfurt
The IONOS Cloud Logging Service is designed to facilitate the logging, monitoring, and analysis of application and infrastructure logs. It encompasses a diverse set of features aimed at enabling effective log monitoring and analysis, providing valuable insights into system behavior. Utilizing this service has the potential to enhance operational efficiency, bolster security measures, and elevate visibility into the performance and errors within your system. To use the logging service, users must have the appropriate privileges, which can be configured through the DCD or Cloud API. As a public service, logs can be sent from any location, including remote sources or systems outside the IONOS Data centers.
The service provides a dedicated log server per logging pipeline instance to every customer or user. Each instance has a dedicated log server endpoint.
The architecture of the IONOS Cloud Logging Service enables:
Data Collection
Data Aggregation
Indexing and Storage
Analysis and Reporting
The following log sources are currently supported:
Kubernetes
Docker
Systemd
HTTP (JSON REST API)
Generic
The IONOS Cloud Logging Service can be managed only through the Logging API at the moment, Alerting and Reporting are available through Grafana.
Limitations
The service is available only through REST API - No full DCD Integration yet
main - Rate and Bandwidth limit per pipeline for log ingestion:
Default HTTP rate limit: 50 requests per second
Default TCP bandwidth: approximately 10,000 logs per second
Maximum 5 pipelines per contract
10 log streams per pipeline.
Only Linux Servers are supported (Windows Planned)
Available locations: Berlin, Frankfurt, Paris, Logroño and London.
The Managed Stackable Data Platform unifies the distribution and management of several open-source Data tools, in a managed, secure, and hassle-free way, running on the IONOS Cloud Managed Kubernetes. It provides a common feeling and configuration/CLI over all the included tools while avoiding vendor lock-in by providing an open-source solution.
Its base technology is the Stackable Data Platform which, given its open and modular approach, allows the creation of different data stacks according to the use cases required by the customer.
It includes the following tools:
For this service, IONOS Cloud provides and maintains a management API, the underlying Managed Kubernetes infrastructure, the Stackable distribution and its updates, security, and bug fixes. The customer is responsible for the setup of their data stack, the data being processed, the processing instructions, or the client software.
Please note: This version of the Stackable Data Platform is exempt from the OSL-3.0, and any terms and conditions set forth in the OSL-3.0 do not apply.
Apache®, Apache Trino , Apache Spark™ , Apache NiFi , Apache Kafka® , Apache Airflow , Apache Hive , Apache ZooKeeper™ , Apache Superset , Apache HBase® , Apache Druid and Apache Hadoop® are either registered trademarks or trademarks of the Apache Software Foundation in the United States and/or other countries.
IONOS Cloud offers a Managed Network Load Balancer (NLB) that is balancing layer 4/ TCP-based network traffic. This service is available in all locations.
Network Load Balancers can be provisioned as a private as well as a public load balancer. A public load balancer requires the configuration of a reserved public IP address for the target configuration. The network load balancer allows the configuration of multiple, individual load balancer rules which can be applied to virtual machines being members of the listener LAN.
The Network Load Balancers support multiple load balancing algorithms.
Round Robin
Least Connection
Random
Source IP
Furthermore, it offers options to specify health parameters to include or exclude nodes from the balancing configuration as well as manually remove listener targets from the load balancer (e.g. when the node is in maintenance).
The number of Managed Network Load Balancers per contract is limited to five (5) NLBs. This limit can be adjusted by contacting the IONOS Cloud Support Team.
The Managed Network Load Balancer supports the recording of Flow Logs.
The Managed Network Load Balancer operates in high-availability mode and service recovery is executed within seconds. The Managed Network Load Balancer will be regularly maintained by IONOS and updated with the latest software versions and new features. IONOS reserves a weekly maintenance window that it can use for regular updates. It is scheduled every Monday between 02:00 - 04:00 am local time of the data center in which the Managed Network Load Balancer service is deployed. During maintenance, a service interruption of up to 5 seconds may occur.
Additional update deployments may be possible and carried out outside the maintenance window, for example, in the case of urgent security patches.
Please note that IPv6 support has limitations for the Managed Network Load Balancer.
Next to the Managed Network Load Balancer, IONOS Cloud also offers a Managed Application Load Balancer (ALB) that is balancing layer 7/ HTTP(s)-based network traffic. This service is available in all locations. While the Managed Network Load Balancer forwards the request according to the forwarding rule, the Managed Application Load Balancer will examine the content of the HTTP(s) request header to determine where to route the request based on user-specified forwarding rules. Both types of Managed Load Balancers can be used in a stack for sequential traffic balancing.
Furthermore, the Managed Application Load Balancer can be provisioned as private as well as public load balancers (similar to the Managed Network Load Balancer).
The Managed Application Load Balancer supports HTTP and HTTPS protocols for forwarding rule configuration (incl. port specification). The configurations are managed in target groups which can contain multiple targets. An included SSL/ TLS certificate manager enables TLS offloading of the traffic. In addition, it can identify the server name, thus supporting multiple secure websites using one public IP but individual certificates.
The following types of routing are support:
Path-based routing
Hostname-based routing
Routing support for query strings
Header-based routing
URL Redirection
Static/Fixed response
When forwarding requests, the source IP can be preserved and forwarded in respective headers to the target so that the application can use information about the client that actually made the request.
It offers options to specify health parameters to include or exclude nodes from the balancing configuration as well as manually remove listener targets from the load balancer (e.g. when the node is in maintenance).
The number of Managed Application Load Balancers per contract is limited to five (5) ALBs. This limit can be adjusted by contacting the IONOS Cloud Support Team.
The Managed Application Load Balancer supports the recording of Flow Logs.
The Managed Application Load Balancer operates in high-availability mode and service recovery is executed within seconds. The Managed Application Load Balancer will be regularly maintained by IONOS and updated with the latest software versions and new features. IONOS reserves a weekly maintenance window that it can use for regular updates. It is scheduled every Monday between 02:00 - 04:00 am local time of the data center in which the Managed Application Load Balancer service is deployed. During maintenance, a service interruption of up to 5 seconds may occur.
Additional update deployments may be possible and carried out outside the maintenance window, for example, in the case of urgent security patches.
Please note that IPv6 support has limitations for the Managed Application Load Balancer.
In all locations, IONOS Cloud provides a Managed Network Address Translation (NAT) Gateway. This service is exposing a Source NAT gateway which means it allows access from the virtual instance to the internet but blocks requests from the internet to the virtual infrastructure. This enables internet access to virtual machines without exposing them to the internet by a public interface. While being "hidden" from the internet and being not exposed to threats the virtual machine still can initiate a connection to the customizable targets in the internet e.g. to download new software updates or patches.
A Managed NAT Gateway requires the configuration of a reserved public IP address for the target configuration. The Managed NAT Gateway allows the configuration of multiple, individual NAT rules which can be applied to virtual machines being members of the listener LAN individually. These rules allow dedicated configuration of target subnets as well as port ranges which are explicitly allowed to be accessed by virtual machine instances.
The Managed NAT Gateway supports TCP, UDP, and ICMP protocols and up to six private networks per NAT Gateway. The number of Managed NAT Gateways per contract is limited to five (5) gateways. This limit can be adjusted by contacting the IONOS Cloud Support Team.
The Managed NAT Gateway supports the recording of Flow Logs.
The Managed NAT Gateway operates in high-availability mode and service recovery is executed within seconds. The Managed NAT Gateway will be regularly maintained by IONOS and updated with the latest software versions and new features. IONOS reserves a weekly maintenance window that it can use for regular updates. It is scheduled every Monday between 02:00 - 04:00 am local time of the data center in which the Managed NAT Gateway service is deployed. During maintenance, a service interruption of up to 5 seconds may occur.
Additional update deployments may be possible and carried out outside the maintenance window, for example, in the case of urgent security patches.
Please note that IPv6 support has limitations for the Managed NAT Gateway.
The fully managed VPN Gateway service provides secure and scalable connectivity, enabling encrypted communication between your IONOS cloud resources in a VDC and remote networks (on-premises, multi-cloud, private LANs in other VDCs, etc.).
A VPN Gateway requires configuring a reserved public IP address for the gateway configuration. VPN Gateway supports IPSec and WireGuard VPN protocols and allows the configuration of multiple IPSec tunnels or WireGuard peers for remote connectivity.
Please note that IPv6 support has limitations for the VPN Gateway.
With the IONOS Content Delivery Network (CDN), you can quickly deliver web content and applications to users with exceptional availability and performance. CDN offers a range of security features, including Layer 7 Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) protection and a Web Application Firewall (WAF), making it an adaptable and secure solution for content delivery. CDN can be configured both via the DCD and CDN API.
IONOS Content Delivery Network (CDN) is a network of servers located across the IONOS global edge network to speed up the delivery of static and dynamic web content to users. CDN uses Anycast routing in IONOS' global backbone network infrastructure, comprising multiple highly available edge locations where the content is distributed, offering reduced latency and high reliability of content loading on websites.
Currently, CDN hosts its edge locations in two European metro regions.
Monitoring Service is a cloud-based service that allows you to ingest, aggregate, and analyze data to enhance your understanding of your system's performance and behavior. The service collects data from various parts of your environment into a central system that is responsible for storage, aggregation, visualization, and initiating automated responses and alert when certain conditions are met.
The Monitoring Service can be managed only through the Monitoring Service API at the moment, Alerting and Reporting are available through a central Grafana instance, available to your contract per region.
Available locations: Berlin, Frankfurt, Paris, Logroño and London.
Berlin: https://monitoring.de-txl.ionos.com/pipelines
Frankfurt: https://monitoring.de-fra.ionos.com/pipelines
London: https://monitoring.gb-lhr.ionos.com/pipelines
Paris: https://monitoring.fr-par.ionos.com/pipelines
Logroño: https://monitoring.es-vit.ionos.com/pipelines
Each contract can create 10 Monitoring Pipelines. If you require a higher limitation boundaries, you can contact IONOS Cloud Support team to discuss your specific requirements and adjust the limits accordingly.
Network File Storage is a managed service that provides shared file storage to multiple virtual machines of the virtual datacenter using the NFS protocol.
The product is based on the ZFS open-source file system. It can detect and correct errors while in use without the need for a dedicated file system checker, making it suitable for mission-critical applications that require high availability.
Network File Storage uses 2 virtual machines in Active-Passive mode to provide high availability. Access to the SSD volumes is achieved via the internal InfiniBand (RDMA) network.
Storage is based on the SSD Standard performance class recommended for fast data access with general-purpose scenarios. Data is stored on two storage servers, providing active-active redundancy. For additional data protection, every storage server is based either on a hardware RAID system or on a software RAID system.
Network File Storage provides access using NFS v4.2 protocol. It allows standard Linux clients to read and write directly to storage, scaling performance linearly for both IOPS and throughput, maximizing the limits of storage and network infrastructures:
Reduced protocol overhead with compound operations and caching.
Efficient file operations with minimal server interaction.
Enhanced performance with multiple parallel network connections.
Detailed file-level access and performance telemetry.
IONOS Object Storage is a secure, scalable storage solution that offers high data availability and performance. The product adheres to the S3 API standards, enabling the storage of vast amounts of unstructured data and seamless integration into S3-compatible applications and infrastructures.
It supports the following features:
Versioning
Logging (available for user-owned buckets)
Server-side encryption with IONOS managed keys (SSE-S3)
Server-side encryption with customer-provided keys (SSE-C)
Access management via Bucket Policies and Access Control Lists (ACLs)
Lifecycle management
Static website hosting
Cross-Region Replication (available for user-owned buckets)
Object Lock with Governance and Compliance modes
Bucket and object tagging
Public Access Block
Access from a private LAN to Object Storage endpoints using a Managed Network Load Balancer
IONOS Object Storage is included with every contract, with no need for additional registration or activation. Through a user-friendly graphical interface, as well as standard S3-compatible Object Storage clients, customers can efficiently manage their objects and configure access controls using Bucket Policies in accordance with the S3 Object Storage standard.
Currently, IONOS Object Storage is available in the following locations, with more locations to be added soon.
* - The hostname of the static website for location Frankfurt points to a ProfitBricks Object Storage installation which was the legal predecessor of IONOS.
IONOS is implementing the backup solution in partnership with the backup pioneer and market leader, Acronis. A theoretically unlimited volume of data can be stored in data centers, guaranteed and fully certified to ISO 27001. Data cables with capacities of up to 10 GBit/s ensure seamless data throughput, even for full backups.
Features of the fully integrated backup function:
Comprehensive image backup (full backup) and/or incremental backup
Rapid disaster recovery and complete data restore
Easy data migration
Encrypted data storage in ISO-certified data centers in Germany
The Backup Service allows the customer to perform a quick and efficient backup of data from applications and any images the customer is using. The customer can also backup data from applications that run on-premises or in private Clouds in commonly used virtualized environments such as VMware and Hyper-V.
The fully integrated backup system supports the following platforms:
Windows Server and Desktop operating systems
Linux
Mac
Hyper-V and other Hypervisor solutions
Workstations, physical and virtual servers
The following advanced protection packs can be enabled for each workload (a virtual machine, a server or a workstation):
Advanced Backup: Protects your workloads continuously and ensures that even last-minute changes of your work will not be lost.
One-click recovery
Continuous data protection
Backup support for Microsoft SQL
Server clusters and Microsoft Exchange clusters – Always On Availability Groups (AAG) and Database Availability Groups (DAG)
Backup support for MariaDB, MySQL, Oracle DB, and SAP HANA
Data protection map and compliance reporting
Off-host data processing
Remote operations with bootable media
Advanced Security: Protects your workloads continuously from all malware threats.
Antivirus and antimalware protection with local signature-based detection (with realtime protection)
Exploit prevention
URL filtering
Endpoint firewall management
Forensic backup, scan backups for malware, safe recovery, corporate allowlist
Smart protection plans (integration with CPOC alerts)
Centralized backup scanning for malware
Remote wipe
Microsoft Defender Antivirus
Microsoft Security Essentials
Advanced Management: Allows you to patch vulnerabilities on the protected workloads.
Patch management
Disk health
Software inventory
Fail-safe patching
Cyber Scripting
Remote assistance
File transfer and sharing
Selecting a session to connect
Observing workloads in multi-view
Connection modes: control, observe, and curtain
Connection via the Quick Assist application
Remote connection protocols: NEAR and Screen Sharing
Session recording for NEAR connections
Screenshot transmission
Session history report – 24 monitors
Threshold-based monitoring
Anomaly-based monitoring
For security audits, IONOS Cloud offers a service called Activity Log. It traces and records activities of users when they log in, retrieve a resource, change, or delete resources. The trace records are limited to IaaS products. PaaS products will be expanded in near future iteratively.
Activity Log is available via RESTful API only. Users of role "Contract Owner" and "Administrators" are authorized by default to access the Activity Log API and are permitted to grant access to the Activity Log API for the accounts of type "User".
The data retention period for ActivityLog is 35 days. After the retention period expires the data older than retention period gets purged. For longer persistence of Activity Log data it is recommended to download the data and store it on a different storage like IONOS Object Storage.
IONOS Private Cloud powered by VMware brings VMware enterprise-class Software-Defined Data Center software to the IONOS Cloud portfolio, enabling customers to run any application across vSphere-based private Cloud environments.
The Service Offering has the following components:
Private Cloud consisting of:
VMware vSphere Enterprise Plus running on dedicated servers
VMware vCenter Server appliance
VMware NSX-T Standard to power networking for the Service Offering
VMware vSAN Standard aggregating host-based storage into a shared data store
Self-service provisioning and scaling of Private Cloud on demand
Access to the vSphere Client and NSX-T Manager, ability to configure and design the virtual data center that best fits ones use cases
Maintenance, patching, and upgrades of the PC (the hardware, physical infrastructure, and VMware stack), performed by IONOS
IONOS Private Cloud powered by VMware can be provisioned and scaled vertically on demand. A Private Cloud cluster includes a minimum of three hosts. Customers can add hosts, up to the provisioning maximum for their organization (maximum 24 hosts per cluster). Customers can select the location of the data center where their Private Cloud will be provisioned. Currently, the service is available in Berlin (Germany), Worcester (UK), and Logroño (Spain). The location of Karlsruhe Baden AirPark will continue to operate already provisioned instances but does not allow the provisioning of new private cloud setups.
IONOS Private Cloud powered by VMware runs exclusively on high-performance, state-of-the-art hardware, and virtualization technology. vSAN, NSX-T, Intel Optane, and NVMe storage provide processing speeds that significantly optimize your workloads. The Backup Service can be used together with the Private Cloud. Additionally, we offer several other services that can be booked as an add-on.
For virtual network interface cards connected to the Internet, automatic assignment of a dynamic public IPv4 address through DHCP is standard. As an added advantage, IONOS offers customers one static public IPv4 address included with their Private Cloud cluster. Further, customers can opt for additional static public IPv4 addresses at a nominal fee, facilitating assignment to Internet-connected virtual network interface cards as primary or supplementary IP addresses.
Connectivity to the vSphere management network of the Private Cloud is established through OpenVPN by default, allowing one terminal device connection at a time. A more comfortable alternative is provided by the service IPSec VPN. This service is integrated in the customer’s Cloud Panel. This service leverages an automated provisioning of a Vyos backend gateway, enabling single or multiple IPSec connections to diverse endpoints. A singular service extends connectivity to multiple interconnected networks.
Augmenting the local vSAN storage offered by the Private Cloud, the NFS datastore service allows customers to seamlessly incorporate network storage into their vSphere environment. This additional service permits scaling of storage from 2TB up to the standard provisioning maximum of 32TB (with an absolute maximum of 128TB). This flexibility empowers clients to scale their storage without the necessity of adding more hosts.
IONOS Cloud offers its customers technical support by telephone and email. Experienced system administrators take the customers’ calls and emails and address their concerns immediately. 24/7 Enterprise Level Support can be contacted by email or telephone 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Contact details can be found in the Data Center Designer dashboard.
IONOS Cloud uses data centers at different locations worldwide. The security concepts of data centers are always based on the highest industry standards.
Since 21st April 2020, it is no longer possible to create new virtual data centers in Karlsruhe.
Since 05th July 2021, it is no longer possible to create new Private Cloud servers in Baden AirPark.
Last updated: 2024-10-28
The offer for IONOS products is for commercial use only. Prices are net prices and do not include any applicable taxes or duties, including but not limited to sales or value-added taxes. As an IONOS customer, you benefit from 24/7 phone and email technical support.
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*AMD Opteron is not available for new deployments
Microsoft Windows Server (2016, 2019, 2022)
Please note: The price of the Windows Server licence will increase by approximately 10% effective 1 January 2025.
Microsoft SQL Server
The Microsoft SQL server licence package includes the usage of 2 cores or 1 core pair. At least 2 licence packages will be billed per server.
Microsoft Windows Server (2016, 2019, 2022)
Please note: The price of the Windows Server licence will increase by approximately 10% effective 1 January 2025.
Please note: the cost of Managed Stackable Data Platform is calculated based on the number of cores and GBs of RAM used by the underlying Managed Kubernetes cluster of the deployment and is added to that cluster's regular pricing and associated products.
Please note:
1 TB (terabyte) is equivalent to 1,024 GB (gigabytes), 1 GB (gigabyte) is 1,024 MB (megabytes), PG = price group.
Tiered pricing applies to all outgoing traffic (accumulated from VM instances and IONOS Object Storage) and the total amount is listed on the invoice.
Public traffic is exchanged between IONOS Cloud data centers across different countries as well as the public internet.
3.1 IONOS Cloud national traffic is VM traffic exchanged between IONOS Cloud data centers within the same country via public networks (Traffic between IONOS Cloud data centers in different countries is charged as regular public traffic)
3.2 IONOS Cloud local traffic is exchanged between VMs via public networks that terminate in the same IONOS Cloud data center.
Internal private traffic is exchanged between VMs within the same IONOS Cloud data center via private networks.
Please note: costs incurred for data transmission are not included, regular traffic charges apply.
Please note: costs incurred for data transmission are not included, regular traffic charges apply.
Free of charge Storage IOPS (Input/Output operations per second)
Please note: Object Query is only available for contract-owned buckets.
1 Gigabyte (GB) is equal to 1,024 Megabytes (MB).
Storage is billed with one-hour granularity.
All outbound data transfer* from IONOS Object Storage is billed as public traffic. The local and national traffic definitions do not apply. This includes outgoing data transfer to IONOS Virtual Machines (VMs) or dedicated servers regardless of their geographical location. While inter-bucket data transfer is subject to charges, replication traffic both within the same region and across different regions is cost-free. The cost per GB for outbound data transfer is contingent upon the cumulative data consumption of the account.
*The only exception to this rule is outgoing, local data transfer from contract-owned buckets to local IONOS Public Cloud VMs. Data traffic of this type is free of charge for users.
No charges are imposed on inbound data transfer to IONOS Object Storage. It is essential to know that when uploading data to IONOS Object Storage, the same data transfer may be billed as an outbound data transfer for your VM. While calculating network costs for data transfer from a VM to IONOS Object Storage, the following distinctions are made between local, national, and public traffic:
Data transfer from a VM to IONOS Object Storage within the confines of the same data center is billed as local traffic.
Data transfer from a VM to IONOS Object Storage located in the same country but at a different data center is billed as national traffic.
Data transfer from a VM to IONOS Object Storage in a data center in a different country is billed as public traffic.
Please note: the minimum provisioning size is 2 TB, up to a maximum of 42 TB.
Please note: Outgoing traffic to IONOS Bare Metal Cloud and Private Cloud powered by VMware is recorded as regular public traffic.
v2024-11-19, prices valid from 19/11/2024
IONOS Cloud Limited, Discovery House, 154 Southgate Street, Gloucester, GL1 2EX, United Kingdom Registered in England and Wales, Company number 3953678 - VAT No GB 752539027
Das Angebot der IONOS SE für die Produkte der IONOS Cloud richtet sich ausschließlich an Gewerbetreibende, nicht an Verbraucher. Preise sind Nettopreise und verstehen sich zuzüglich etwaig anfallender gesetzlicher Umsatzsteuer. Als IONOS-Kunde profitieren Sie von einem technischen 24/7-Support per Telefon und E-Mail.
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*Der AMD Opteron ist für neue Bereitstellungen nicht verfügbar.
Microsoft Windows Server (2016, 2019, 2022)
Bitte beachten Sie: Der Preis für die Windows-Server-Lizenz wird ab dem 1. Januar 2025 um etwa 10 % steigen.
Microsoft SQL Server
Die Microsoft SQL Server Lizenzpakete beinhalten die Nutzung von 2 Cores bzw. 1 Core-Paar. Pro Server werden immer mindestens 2 Lizenzpakete abgerechnet.
Microsoft Windows Server (2016, 2019, 2022)
Bitte beachten Sie: Der Preis für die Windows-Server-Lizenz wird ab dem 1. Januar 2025 um etwa 10 % steigen.
Der Service Managed Stackable Data Platform wird auf der Grundlage der Anzahl der Kerne und GBs RAM berechnet, die vom zugrunde liegenden Managed Kubernetes-Cluster verwendet werden und wird zu den regulären Preisen dieses Clusters und der zugehörigen Produkte hinzugefügt.
Bitte beachten:
1 TB (Terabyte) entspricht 1.024 GB (Gigabyte), 1 GB (Gigabyte) entspricht 1.024 MB (Megabyte), PG = Preisgruppe.
Gestaffelte Preise gelten für den gesamten ausgehenden Traffic (akkumuliert von VM-Instanzen und Object Storage) und der Gesamtbetrag ist auf der Rechnung aufgeführt.
Öffentlicher Traffic wird zwischen IONOS Cloud-Rechenzentren in verschiedenen Ländern sowie dem öffentlichen Internet ausgetauscht.
3.1 IONOS Cloud nationaler Traffic ist VM-Traffic, der über öffentliche Netzwerke zwischen IONOS Cloud-Rechenzentren im gleichen Land ausgetauscht wird (Traffic zwischen IONOS Cloud-Rechenzentren in verschiedenen Ländern wird als regulärer öffentlicher Traffic berechnet)
3.2 IONOS Cloud lokaler Traffic wird über öffentliche Netzwerke ausgetauscht, die im gleichen IONOS Cloud-Rechenzentrum enden.
Interner privater Traffic wird über private Netzwerke zwischen VMs im gleichen IONOS Cloud-Rechenzentrum ausgetauscht.
Bitte beachten Sie: Die Kosten für die Datenübertragung sind nicht inbegriffen, es fallen die üblichen Verkehrsgebühren an.
Bitte beachten Sie: Die Kosten für die Datenübertragung sind nicht inbegriffen, es fallen die üblichen Verkehrsgebühren an.
Kostenlose Storage IOPS (Input/Output Operationen pro Sekunde)
1 Gigabyte (GB) entspricht 1024 Megabytes (MB).
Der Speicherplatz wird mit einer Granularität von einer Stunde abgerechnet.
Alle ausgehenden Datenübertragungen* von IONOS Object Storage werden als öffentlicher Datenverkehr abgerechnet. Die Definitionen für lokalen und nationalen Datenverkehr gelten nicht. Dies gilt auch für ausgehende Datenübertragungen zu IONOS Virtual Machines (VMs) oder dedizierten Servern, unabhängig von deren geografischem Standort.
Während für den Datentransfer zwischen Buckets Gebühren anfallen, ist der Replikationsdatenverkehr sowohl innerhalb der gleichen Region als auch zwischen verschiedenen Regionen kostenlos.
Die Kosten pro GB für den ausgehenden Datentransfer richten sich nach dem kumulierten Datenverbrauch des Kontos.
*Die einzige Ausnahme dieser Regel bilden ausgehende, lokale Datenübertragungen von vertrags-eigenen Buckets zu lokalen IONOS Public Cloud VMs. Datenverkehr dieser Art ist kostenfrei für Nutzer.
Für eingehende Datenübertragungen zum IONOS Object Storage werden keine Gebühren erhoben. Beim Hochladen von Daten in den IONOS Object Storage muss beachtet werden, dass derselbe Datentransfer als ausgehender Datentransfer für Ihre VM in Rechnung gestellt werden kann. Bei der Berechnung der Netzwerkkosten für den Datentransfer von einer VM zu IONOS Object Storage wird zwischen lokalem, nationalem und öffentlichem Datenverkehr unterschieden:
Der Datentransfer von einer VM zu IONOS Object Storage innerhalb der Grenzen desselben Rechenzentrums wird als lokaler Datenverkehr berechnet.
Der Datentransfer von einer VM zu einem IONOS Object Storage, der sich im selben Land, aber in einem anderen Rechenzentrum befindet, wird als nationaler Datenverkehr abgerechnet.
Der Datentransfer von einer VM zu einem IONOS Object Storage in einem Rechenzentrum in einem anderen Land wird als öffentlicher Datenverkehr abgerechnet.
Bitte beachten Sie: Die Mindestgröße für die Bereitstellung beträgt 2 TB, die Höchstgröße 42 TB.
Bitte beachten: Ausgehender Traffic zur IONOS Bare Metal Cloud und Private Cloud powered by VMware wird als regulärer öffentlicher Traffic erfasst.
v2024-11-06, Preise gültig ab 06.11.2024
Vorstand: Hüseyin Dogan, Claudia Frese, Arthur Mai, Dr. Markus Noga, Dr. Jens-Christian Reich, Britta Schmitt, Achim Weiß
Aufsichtsratsvorsitzender: Sven Fritz
Hauptsitz Montabaur, HRB Montabaur 24498 Commerzbank AG Frankfurt/M., IBAN: DE79 5004 0000 0589 7111 00, BIC: COBADEFFXXX
The offer for the IONOS products is for commercial use only. Prices are net prices and do not include any applicable taxes or duties, including but not limited to sales or value-added taxes. As an IONOS customer, you benefit from 24/7 phone and email technical support.
| LLMs | Price per million input tokens | Price per million output tokens | Price group |
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| Text-to image | Price | Price group |
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| Data Collections | Price per million tokens | Price group |
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*AMD Opteron is not available for new deployments
Microsoft Windows Server (2016, 2019, 2022)
Please note: The price of the Windows Server license will increase by approximately 10% effective January 1, 2025.
Microsoft SQL Server
The Microsoft SQL server license package includes the usage of 2 cores or 1 core pair. At least 2 license packages will be billed per server.
Microsoft Windows Server (2016, 2019, 2022)
Please note: The price of the Windows Server license will increase by approximately 10% effective January 1, 2025.
Please note: the cost of Managed Stackable Data Platform is calculated based on the number of cores and GBs of RAM used by the underlying Managed Kubernetes cluster of the deployment and is added to that cluster's regular pricing and associated products.
Please note:
1 TB (terabyte) is equivalent to 1,024 GB (gigabytes), 1 GB (gigabyte) is 1024 MB (megabytes), PG = price group.
Tiered pricing applies to all outgoing traffic (accumulated from VM instances and Object Storage) and the total amount is listed on the invoice.
Public traffic is exchanged between IONOS Cloud data centers across different countries as well as the public internet.
3.1 IONOS Cloud national traffic is VM traffic exchanged between IONOS Cloud data centers within the same country via public networks (Traffic between IONOS Cloud data centers in different countries is charged as a regular public traffic)
3.2 IONOS Cloud local traffic is exchanged between VMs via public networks that terminate in the same IONOS Cloud data center.
Internal private traffic is exchanged between VMs within the same IONOS Cloud data center via private networks.
Please note: costs incurred for data transmission are not included, regular traffic charges apply.
Please note: costs incurred for data transmission are not included, regular traffic charges apply.
Free of charge Storage IOPS (Input/Output operations per second)
Please note: Object Query is only available for contract-owned buckets.
1 Gigabyte (GB) is equal to 1024 Megabytes (MB).
Storage is billed with one-hour granularity.
All outbound data transfer* from IONOS Object Storage is billed as public traffic. The local and national traffic definitions do not apply. This includes outgoing data transfer to IONOS Virtual Machines (VMs) or dedicated servers regardless of their geographical location. While inter-bucket data transfer is subject to charges, replication traffic both within the same region and across different regions is cost-free. The cost per GB for outbound data transfer is contingent upon the cumulative data consumption of the account.
*The only exception to this rule is outgoing, local data transfer from contract-owned buckets to local IONOS Public Cloud VMs. Data traffic of this type is free of charge for users.
No charges are imposed on inbound data transfer to IONOS Object Storage. It is essential to know that when uploading data to IONOS Object Storage, the same data transfer may be billed as an outbound data transfer for your VM. While calculating network costs for data transfer from a VM to IONOS Object Storage, the following distinctions are made between local, national, and public traffic:
Data transfer from a VM to IONOS Object Storage within the confines of the same data center is billed as local traffic.
Data transfer from a VM to IONOS Object Storage located in the same country but at a different data center is billed as national traffic.
Data transfer from a VM to IONOS Object Storage in a data center in a different country is billed as public traffic.
Please note: the minimum provisioning size is 2 TB, up to a maximum of 42 TB.
Please note: Outgoing traffic to IONOS Bare Metal Cloud and Private Cloud powered by VMware is recorded as regular public traffic.
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Cloud storage for Windows or Mac WS backup
$0.082
PG F
Cloud storage for Windows or Linux server backup
$0.082
PG F
Cloud storage for virtual machine backup
$0.082
PG F
Backup storage on local machine
$0.082
PG F
Advanced Security feature pack (per registered VM, server, workstation)
$2.00
PG A
Advanced Management feature pack (per registered VM, server, workstation)
$2.00
PG A
Advanced Backup feature pack (per registered VM, server, workstation)
$6.00
PG A
HDD
$0.0533
PG J
SSD Standard
$0.08
PG C2
SSD Premium
$0.17
PG C2
Snapshot
$0.0533
PG J
1 GB
$0.008
PG C1
Outgoing public traffic
up to 2 TB (≤ 2 TB)
no charge
PG J
Outgoing public traffic
next 8 TB (> 2 TB ≤ 10 TB)
$0.036
PG J
Outgoing public traffic
next 40 TB (> 10 TB ≤ 50 TB)
$0.030
PG J
Outgoing public traffic
next 100 TB (> 50 TB ≤ 150 TB)
$0.024
PG J
Outgoing public traffic
greater than 150 TB (> 150 TB)
$0.018
PG J
Outgoing public traffic
IONOS Cloud national and local
no charge
Internal private traffic
-
no charge
Incoming traffic
-
no charge
Data Scan
$0.0016
PG A
Data Return
$0.00056
PG A
PUT/COPY/POST/LIST
no charge
GET
no charge
DELETE
no charge
Write
no charge
Read
no charge
1 TB
$169
PG B
Auth API Documentation
Auth API Endpoint
Cloud API Documentation
Cloud API Endpoint
Reseller API Documentation
Reseller API Endpoint
Activity Log API Documentation
Activity Log API Endpoint
Reseller API Documentation
Reseller API Endpoint
Monitoring API Documentation
Monitoring API Endpoint
Telemetry API Documentation
Telemetry API Endpoint
Processor core (core)
1 Core
62 Cores
Random access memory (RAM)*
0.25 GB RAM
230 GB RAM
PCI Slots (NICs and storage volumes)
0 PCI Slots
24 PCI Slots
CD-ROM
0 CD-ROM
2 CD-ROMs
Processor core (core)
1 Core
51 Cores
Random access memory (RAM)*
0.25 GB RAM
230 GB RAM
PCI Slots (NICs and storage volumes)
0 PCI Slots
24 PCI Slots
CD-ROM
0 CD-ROM
2 CD-ROMs
Model
AMD EPYC
Intel Xeon (Haswell / Broadwell)
Intel Xeon (Skylake)
Intel Xeon (Ice Lake)
Use
Exclusive
Exclusive
Exclusive
Exclusive
Clock frequency
2.0 GHz
2.1/2.4 GHz
2.1 GHz
2.0 GHz
Locations
AMD EPYC
Intel Xeon (Haswell / Broadwell)
Intel Xeon (Skylake)
Intel Xeon (Ice Lake)
Berlin (DE)
yes
-
yes
yes
Frankfurt (DE)
-
yes
yes
yes
Karlsruhe (DE)
-
yes
-
-
London (UK)
-
-
yes
-
Paris (FR)
-
-
yes
yes
Logroño (ES)
-
-
yes
yes
Las Vegas (US)
-
yes
-
-
Newark (US)
-
yes
-
yes
Lenexa (US)
yes
-
-
yes
vCPU
1 vCPU
60 vCPUs
RAM
0,25 GB RAM
230 GB RAM*
NICs and storage
0 PCI connectors
24 PCI connectors
CD-ROM
0 CD-ROMs
2 CD-ROMs
Basic Cube XS
1
2 GB
60 GB
Basic Cube S
2
4 GB
120 GB
Basic Cube M
4
8 GB
240 GB
Basic Cube L
8
16 GB
480 GB
Basic Cube XL
16
32 GB
960 GB
Memory Cube S
2
8 GB
120 GB
Memory Cube M
4
16 GB
240 GB
Memory Cube L
8
32 GB
480 GB
Memory Cube XL
16
64 GB
960 GB
Cubes XS
1
1 GB
30 GB
Cubes S
1
2 GB
50 GB
Cubes M
2
4 GB
80 GB
Cubes L
4
8 GB
160 GB
Cubes XL
6
16 GB
320 GB
Cubes XXL
8
32 GB
640 GB
Cubes 3XL
12
48 GB
960 GB
Cubes 4XL
16
64 GB
1280 GB
Use
Shared
Minimum and maximum size
1 GiB – 4 TiB per volume *
(up to 24 HDD per VM supported)
Read / write speed, sequential
200 MB/s at 1 MiB block size
Read / write speed, random
1,100 IOPS at 4 KiB block size
Use
Shared
Minimum and maximum size
1 GiB – 4 TiB per volume * (up to 4 SSD per VM supported)
Read / write speed, sequential
1 MB/s per GiB at 1 MiB block size
Max. read / write speed, sequential
600 MB/s per VM at 1 MiB block size and min. 4 Cores, 4 GB RAM
Read speed, random
75 IOPS per GiB at 4 KiB block size
Max. read speed, random
45,000 IOPS per VM at 4 KiB block size and min. 4 Cores, 4 GB RAM
Write speed, random
50 IOPS per GiB at 4 KiB block size
Max. write speed, random
30,000 IOPS per VM at 4 KiB block size and min. 4 Cores, 4 GB RAM
Use
Shared
Minimum and maximum size
1 GiB – 4 TiB per volume * (up to 24 SSD per VM supported)
Read / write speed, sequential
0.5 MB/s per GiB at 1 MiB block size
Max. read / write speed, sequential
300 MB/s per VM at 1 MiB block size and min. 2 Cores, 2 GB RAM
Read speed, random
40 IOPS per GiB at 4 KiB block size
Max. read speed, random
24,000 IOPS per VM at 4 KiB block size and min. 2 Cores, 2 GB RAM
Write speed, random
30 IOPS per GiB at 4 KiB block size
Max. write speed, random
18,000 IOPS per VM at 4 KiB block size and min. 2 Cores, 2 GB RAM
Use
Shared
Minimum and maximum size
predefined per template 30 GiB - 640 GiB (1 DAS per Cubes VM)
Read / write speed, sequential
250 MB/s at 1 MiB block size
Read / write speed, random
5000 IOPS at 4 KiB block size
Bandwidth burst
500 MB/s at 1 MiB block size
for 60 seconds
IOPS burst
10000 IOPS at 4 KiB block size
for 60 seconds
Throughput, internal
MTU 1,500
Up to 6 Gbps
Throughput, external
MTU 1,500
Up to 2 Gbps
Berlin (DE)
2 x 100 Gbps
N+1
AS-8560
Frankfurt am Main (DE)
2 x 100 Gbps
N+5
AS-8560
Karlsruhe (DE)
2 x 100 Gbps
N+2
AS-8560
London (UK)
1 x 10 Gbps 1 x 100 Gbps
N+1
AS-8560
Logroño (ES)
4 x 100 Gbps
N+1
AS-8560
Paris (FR)
2 x 100 Gbps
N+1
AS-8560
Las Vegas (US)
2 x 10 Gbps
N+2
AS-54548
Newark (US)
2 x 10 Gbps
N+1
AS-54548
Lenexa (US)
4 x 100 Gbps
N+2
AS-54548
10.0.0.0 to 10.255.255.255
10.0.0.0/8
10/8
224 = 16.777.216
Class A: 1 private network with 16,777,216 addresses; 10.0.0.0/8
172.16.0.0 to 172.31.255.255
172.16.0.0/12
172.16/12
220 = 1.048.576
Class B: 16 private networks with 65,536 addresses; 172.16.0.0/16 to 172.31.0.0/16
192.168.0.0 to 192.168.255.255
192.168.0.0/16
192.168/16
216 = 65.536
Class C: 256 private networks with 256 addresses; 192.168.0.0/24 to 192.168.255.0/24
Throughput
50 Mbps
Max. open connections
40,000 connections
Max. backend servers
100
Throughput
Up to 2 Gbps
Resource
Limit
API Gateway Instances per Contract
10
Routes per API Gateway Instance
50
Upstreams per Route
3
Certificates
5
Requests per Second per Route
5000
Apache NiFi
ETL (Extract, transform, load)
Apache Kafka®
Data Streaming
Apache Druid
Storage
Apache HBase®
Storage
Apache Hadoop®
Storage
Trino
Data Processing
Apache Hive™
Data Processing
Apache Spark™
Data Processing
Apache Superset
Visualisation/Dashboarding
Apache ZooKeeper™
Orchestration
Apache Airflow
Orchestration
Usage mode
Shared
Minimum and maximum cluster size
2 TiB – 42 TiB
Maximum bandwidth
300 MB/s per 4 TiB with a 1 MiB block size
Maximum Read IOPS
24.000 IOPS per 4 TiB with a 4 KiB block size
Maximum Write IOPS
18.000 IOPS per 4 TiB with a 4 KiB block size
Frankfurt (DE)
s3.eu-central-1.ionoscloud.com
s3-website-de-central.profitbricks.com
Compliant
Berlin (DE)
s3.eu-central-2.ionoscloud.com
s3-website-eu-central-2.ionoscloud.com
Compliant
Logroño (ES)
s3.eu-south-2.ionoscloud.com
s3-website-eu-south-2.ionoscloud.com
Compliant
Berlin (DE)
s3.eu-central-3.ionoscloud.com
s3-website.eu-central-3.ionoscloud.com
Pending
Operator
United Internet AG
Certifications
BSI IT-Grundschutz, ISO/IEC 27001
Fire protection zones
One
Power supply
Availability 99.99% p. a.
Battery buffer
Yes
Emergency power
A/B system, 2N USV redundancy, Emergency diesel generator with N+1 redundancy
Air conditioning
Cold aisle containment, blow-in temperature 23 °C
Early fire detection
Yes
Fire extinguishing system
Yes
Operator
Equinix (Germany) GmbH
Certifications
BSI IT-Grundschutz, ISO/IEC 27001, ISO 9001, SSAE 16/ISAE 3402, (SOC1, SOC2), PCI-DSS
Fire protection zones
Three
Power supply
Availability 99.99+% p. a.
Battery buffer
Yes
Emergency power
Emergency diesel generator with N+1 redundancy, capable of being refueled during operation
Air conditioning
Cold aisle containment, blow-in temperature 22 °C
Early fire detection
Yes
Fire extinguishing system
Yes
Operator
Digital Realty
Certifications
ISO 9001, ISO 14001, ISO 18001, BSI IT-Grundschutz, ISO/IEC 27001, ISO 50001, SSAE 16/ISAE 3402 (SOC1, SOC2), PCI-DSS
Power supply
Availability 99.99+% p. a.
Battery buffer
Yes
Emergency power
Emergency diesel generator with N+1 redundancy
Air conditioning
N+1 Cooling redundancy
Early fire detection
Yes
Fire extinguishing system
Yes
Operator
TelemaxX Telekommunikation GmbH
Certifications
BSI IT-Grundschutz, ISO/IEC 27001
Fire protection zones
Two
Power supply
Availability 99.99+% p. a.
Battery buffer
Yes
Emergency power
Emergency diesel generator with N+1 redundancy, capable of being refueled during operation
Air conditioning
No explicit containment, temperature within data center 23 °C
Early fire detection
Yes
Fire extinguishing system
Yes
Operator
Virtus Data Centres Ltd.
Certifications
ISO/IEC 27001, ISO 9001, ISO 14001, ISO 50001, ISO 20000, ISAE 3402 compliant, PCI-DSS compliant, BREEAM excellent
Fire protection zones
One
Power supply
Availability 99.99% p. a.
Battery buffer
No – the generators are rotary
Emergency power
Emergency diesel generator with N+1 redundancy, capable of being refueled during operation
Air conditioning
Hot aisle containment, temperature within data center 23 °C
Early fire detection
Yes
Fire extinguishing system
Yes
Operator
Digital Realty
Certifications
ISO14001, ISO22301, ISO27001, ISO50001, SOC2
Fire protection zones
One
Power supply
Dual feed
Battery buffer
Yes
Emergency power
2N UPS redundancy
Air conditioning
Cold aisle containment, N+1 Cooling redundancy
Early fire detection
Yes
Fire extinguishing system
Yes
Operator
Arsys Internet S.L.U.
Certifications
AENOR ecommerce, ISO/IEC 27001, ISO 9001, ISO 50001, ENS Conformity, Uptime Tier III, SAP Certified in Cloud and Infrastructure
Fire protection zones
Nine
Power supply
Availability 99.98s% p. a.
Battery buffer
Yes
Emergency power
Emergency diesel generator with N+1 redundancy, capable of being refueled during operation
Air conditioning
Hot aisle containment, temperature within data center 23 °C
Early fire detection
Yes
Fire extinguishing system
Yes
Operator
Switch, Inc.
Certifications
ISO/IEC 27001, SSAE 16/ISAE 3402 (SOC1, SOC2), CICA SOC3, PCI-DSS
Fire protection zones
Two
Power supply
Availability 99.99+% p. a.
Battery buffer
Yes
Emergency power
Emergency diesel generator with N+2 redundancy, capable of being refueled during operation
Air conditioning
Hot aisle containment, temperature within data center 22 °C
Early fire detection
Yes
Fire extinguishing system
Yes
Operator
QTS Realty Trus, Inc.
Certifications
ISO27001, SOC1, SOC2, PCI-DSS, HIPAA, FISMA
Fire protection zones
One
Power supply
Availability 99,99+% p. a.
Battery buffer
No – the generators are rotary
Emergency power
Emergency diesel generator with N+2 redundancy, capable of being refueled during operation
Air conditioning
Cold aisle, temperature within data center approximately 23 °C
Early fire detection
Yes
Fire extinguishing system
Yes
Operator
IONOS Inc.
Certifications
ISO/IEC 27001, ISO/IEC 50001
Fire protection zones
Three (IT)
Power supply
Availability 99,99+% p. a.
Battery buffer
Yes
Emergency power
A/B system 2N UPS(USV) redundancy, Emergency diesel generator with N+1 redundancy
Air conditioning
Cold aisle, containment, supply temperature 75F (24 °C)
Early fire detection
Yes
Fire extinguishing system
Yes
Operator
IONOS SE
Certifications
ISO/IEC 27001, ISO/IEC 50001
Fire protection zones
Three
Power supply
Availability 99.99+% p. a.
Battery buffer
Yes
Emergency power
Emergency diesel generator with N+1 redundancy, capable of being refueled during operation
Air conditioning
Cold aisle containment, blow-in temperature 22 °C
Early fire detection
Yes
Fire extinguishing system
Yes
Operator
United Internet AG
Certifications
BSI IT-Grundschutz, ISO/IEC 27001
Fire protection zones
One
Power supply
Availability 99.99+% p. a.
Battery buffer
Yes
Emergency power
A/B system, 2N USV redundancy, Emergency diesel generator with N+1 redundancy
Air conditioning
Cold aisle containment, blow-in temperature 23 °C
Early fire detection
Yes
Fire extinguishing system
Yes
Operator
Arsys Internet S.L.U. (100% subsidiary of IONOS SE)
Certifications
ISO/IEC 27001, ISO/IEC 50001
Fire protection zones
Two
Power supply
Availability 99.99+% p. a.
Battery buffer
Yes
Emergency power
Emergency diesel generator with N+1 redundancy, capable of being refueled during operation
Air conditioning
Cold aisle containment, blow-in temperature 22 °C
Early fire detection
Yes
Fire extinguishing system
Yes
Operator
Ionos Data Center SAS
Certifications
ISO/IEC 27001, ISO/IEC 14001, ISO/IEC 50001
Fire protection zones
One
Power supply
Availability 99.99+% p. a.
Battery buffer
Yes
Emergency power
Emergency diesel generator with no redundancy
Air conditioning
No explicit containment, blow-in temperature 23 °C
Early fire detection
Yes
Fire extinguishing system
Only USV container
Operator
IONOS Cloud Ltd.
Certifications
Uptime Institute Tier IV, ISO/IEC 27001, ISO/IEC 50001, PCI-DSS
Fire protection zones
Multiple zones, Compartmentalization (Tier IV)
Power supply
Availability 99,995% (Tier IV), 2N (A+B supply) to rack, N+1 redundant capacity components
Battery buffer
Yes, UPS with 8-minutes autonomy time on all power supplies
Emergency power
Engine generators, unlimited run-time at constant load (Tier IV), N+1 arrangement
Air conditioning
Cold Aisle containment (currently set to max. 26°C supply air in containment), Continuous Cooling (Tier IV)
Early fire detection
Yes
Fire extinguishing system
Yes
Sustainability
524 kWp Photovoltaic on entire roof, HVO fuel for engine generators, green roofs and wooden cladding on auxiliary buildings, bug and bee hotels, carbon offset building envelope
Llama 3.1 8B Instruct
£0.14
£0.23
PG A
Mistral 7B Instruct
£0.14
£0.23
PG A
Mixtral 8x7B Instruct
£0.41
£0.59
PG A
Code Llama 13B instruct HF
£0.41
£0.59
PG A
Llama 3.1 70B Instruct
£1.35
£1.58
PG A
Llama 3.1 405B Instruct
£1.35
£1.58
PG A
Stable Diffusion XL
£0.0256
PG A
FLUX.1 [schnell]
£0.0256
PG A
ChromaDB embedding creation (document upload)
£0.02
PG A
ChromaDB query
£0.02
PG A
ChromaDB storage
£0.009/30 days
PG A
vCPU
£0.011
PG C1
RAM
Price per hour
Price group
1 GB
£0.0018
PG C1
AMD Opteron*
£0.02
PG J
AMD EPYC
£0.036
PG J
Intel® Core™ Haswell
£0.04
PG J
Intel® Core™ Skylake
£0.04
PG J
Intel® Core™ Ice Lake
£0.04
PG J
RAM
Price per hour
Price group
1 GB
£0.0045
PG J
Per vCPU
£0.0132
PG A
Per AMD Core
£0.0265
PG A
Per Intel® Core™
£0.0265
PG A
Web Edition
£0.0167
PG A
Server Standard
£0.2222
PG A
Enterprise Edition
£0.99
PG A
RHEL Server Small Virtual Node (1-8 vCPUs/ Cores)
£0.0117 per vCPU or Core
PG A
RHEL Server Medium Virtual Node (9-127 vCPUs/ Cores)
£0.0087 per vCPU or Core
PG A
RHEL Server Large Virtual Node (128 or more vCPUs/ Cores)
£0.0077 per vCPU or Core
PG A
Basic Cube XS
1 / 2 GB / 60 GB
£0.007
PG C1
Basic Cube S
2 / 4 GB / 120 GB
£0.013
PG C1
Basic Cube M
4 / 8 GB / 240 GB
£0.024
PG C1
Basic Cube L
8 / 16 GB / 480 GB
£0.044
PG C1
Basic Cube XL
16 / 32 GB / 960 GB
£0.083
PG C1
Memory Cube S
2 / 8 GB / 120 GB
£0.017
PG C1
Memory Cube M
4 / 16 GB/ 240 GB
£0.032
PG C1
Memory Cube L
8 / 32 GB / 480 GB
£0.061
PG C1
Memory Cube XL
16 / 64 GB / 960 GB
£0.114
PG C1
Cubes XS
1 / 1 GB / 30 GB
£0.0025
PG C1
Cubes S
1 / 2 GB / 50 GB
£0.005
PG C1
Cubes M
2 / 4 GB / 80 GB
£0.0088
PG C1
Cubes L
4 / 8 GB / 160 GB
£0.0188
PG C1
Cubes XL
6 / 16 GB / 320 GB
£0.035
PG C1
Cubes XXL
8 / 32 GB / 640 GB
£0.075
PG C1
Cubes 3XL
12 / 48 GB/ 960 GB
£0.1125
PG C1
Cubes 4XL
16 / 64 GB / 1280 GB
£0.15
PG C1
Per vCPU
£0.006
PG A
RHEL Server Small Virtual Node (1-8 vCPUs)
£0.0117 per vCPU
PG A
RHEL Server Medium Virtual Node (9-127 vCPUs)
£0.0087 per vCPU
PG A
RHEL Server Large Virtual Node (128 or more vCPUs)
£0.0077 per vCPU
PG A
1 GB
£0.04
PG C1
Vulnerability Scanning
Price per 30 days
Price group
-
-
-
per 1 GB
£0.018
PG C1
1
£0.054
PG H
1 GB
£0.006
PG H
1 GB SSD Premium
£0.14
PG C2
1
£0.054
PG H
1 GB
£0.006
PG H
1 GB SSD Premium
£0.14
PG C2
1 GB Backup
£0.0063
PG C1
first instance
1 / 2 GB /50 GB
no charge
-
further instances
1/ 2 GB / 50 GB
£0.035
PG C1
XS
1 / 2 GB / 50 GB
£0.035
PG C1
S
2 / 4 GB / 80 GB
£0.070
PG C1
M
4 / 8 GB / 160 GB
£0.140
PG C1
L
6 / 16 GB / 320 GB
£0.280
PG C1
XL
8 / 32 GB / 640 GB
£0.560
PG C1
XXL
16 / 64 GB / 960 GB
£1.130
PG C1
4XL
32 / 128 GB / 1280 GB
£2.270
PG C1
4XL_S
32 / 128 GB / 2000 GB
£2.470
PG C1
1
£0.054
PG C1
1 GB
£0.0318
PG C1
1 GB SSD Premium
£0.14
PG C2
1 GB SSD
0.063
PG C2
1 GB HDD
£0.04
PG C1
1 GB Backup
£0.0063
PG C1
1
£0.06
PG H
1 GB
£0.007
PG H
1 GB SSD Premium
£0.14
PG C2
1 GB SSD
£0.063
PG C2
1 GB HDD
£0.04
PG H
1 GB Backup
£0.0063
PG C1
per Core
£0.0067
PG A
per GB of RAM
£0.0007
PG A
XS
£0.29
PG H
S
£0.46
PG H
M
£0.60
PG H
L
£1.2
PG H
XL
£2.3
PG H
Outgoing public traffic
up to 2 TB (≤ 2 TB)
no charge
PG J
Outgoing public traffic
next 8 TB (> 2 TB ≤ 10 TB)
£0.030
PG J
Outgoing public traffic
next 40 TB
(> 10 TB ≤ 50 TB)
£0.025
PG J
Outgoing public traffic
next 100 TB
(> 50 TB ≤ 150 TB)
£0.020
PG J
Outgoing public traffic
greater than 150 TB (> 150 TB)
£0.015
PG J
Outgoing public traffic
IONOS Cloud national and local
no charge
Internal private traffic
-
no charge
Incoming traffic
-
no charge
Reserved public IPv4
£5.00
PG J
Per 1 Million
£0.9
PG J
Public Zone (Primary)
£1.35/zone
PG J
Public Zone (Secondary)
£1.35/zone
PG J
Reverse DNS record (PTR)
no charge
1 CDN
£89
PG A
Web Application Firewall
£0.8/routing rule
PG A
The first 5 forwarding rules
£0.02
PG J
Each additional forwarding rule
£0.01
PG J
Processing fee for incoming and outgoing data
no charge
Basis fee
£0.04
PG J
Processing fee for incoming and outgoing data
no charge
The first 5 forwarding rules
£0.02
PG J
Each additional forwarding rule
£0.01
PG J
Processing fee for incoming and outgoing data
no charge
1 Gateway
£0.07
PG D
per Pipeline per hour
£0.016
PG A
per GB of storage per 30 days
£0.014
PG A
Per 1 Million samples
£0.14
PG J
per GB of storage per 30 days
£0.014
PG C1
Cloud storage for orphaned backups
£0.07
PG F
Cloud storage for Windows or Mac WS backup
£0.07
PG F
Cloud storage for Windows or Linux server backup
£0.07
PG F
Cloud storage for virtual machine backup
£0.07
PG F
Backup storage on local machine
£0.07
PG F
Advanced Security feature pack (per registered VM, server, workstation)
£1.50
PG A
Advanced Management feature pack (per registered VM, server, workstation)
£1.50
PG A
Advanced Backup feature pack (per registered VM, server, workstation)
£5.00
PG A
HDD
£0.04
PG J
SSD Standard
£0,063
PG C2
SSD Premium
£0,14
PG C2
Snapshot
£0.04
PG J
1 GB
£0,0063
PG C1
Outgoing public traffic
up to 2 TB (≤ 2 TB)
no charge
PG J
Outgoing public traffic
next 8 TB (> 2 TB ≤ 10 TB)
£0.030
PG J
Outgoing public traffic
next 40 TB
(> 10 TB ≤ 50 TB)
£0.025
PG J
Outgoing public traffic
next 100 TB
(> 50 TB ≤ 150 TB)
£0.020
PG J
Outgoing public traffic
greater than 150 TB (> 150 TB)
£0.015
PG J
Outgoing public traffic
IONOS Cloud national and local
no charge
Internal private traffic
-
no charge
Incoming traffic
-
no charge
Data Scan
£0.0013
PG A
Data Return
£0.00045
PG A
PUT/COPY/POST/LIST
no charge
GET
no charge
DELETE
no charge
Write
no charge
Read
no charge
1 TB
£139
PG B
Silver-48
£3,395.00
PG 1p
Gold-96
£3,725.00
PG 1p
Gold-192
£4,685.00
PG 1p
DualGold-192
£6,165.00
PG 1p
Gold-384
£5,640.00
PG 1p
Silver-48
£740.00
PG 1p
Gold-96
£975.00
PG 1p
Gold-192
£895.00
PG 1p
DualGold-192
£1,845.00
PG 1p
Gold-384
£1,235.00
PG 1p
Outgoing
no charge
PG 1p
Incoming
no charge
PG 1p
National
no charge
PG 1p
Cloud Backup
£/GB 0.07
PG 1p
1 Additional IP address
£5.00
PG 1p
Subnet/28 (16)
£24.00
PG 1p
Subnet/27 (32)
£32.00
PG 1p
IPSEC VPN
£50.00
PG 1p
NFS Datastore (min. 2 TB)
£72.00/TB
PG 1p
Change hardware model
£300.00
Llama 3.1 8B Instruct | 0,15 € | 0,25 € | PG A |
Mistral 7B Instruct | 0,15 € | 0,25 € | PG A |
Mixtral 8x7B Instruct | 0,45 € | 0,65 € | PG A |
Code Llama 13B instruct HF | 0,45 € | 0,65 € | PG A |
Llama 3.1 70B Instruct | 1,5 € | 1,75 € | PG A |
Llama 3.1 405B Instruct | 1,5 € | 1,75 € | PG A |
Stable Diffusion XL | 0,0288 €/Bild | PG A |
FLUX.1 [schnell] | 0,0288 €/Bild | PG A |
ChromaDB embedding creation (document upload) | 0,02 € | PG A |
ChromaDB query | 0,02 € | PG A |
ChromaDB storage | 0,01 €/30 days | PG A |
vCPU | 0,012€ | PG C1 |
RAM | Preis pro Stunde | Preisgruppe |
1 GB | 0,002€ | PG C1 |
AMD Opteron* | 0,02 € | PG J |
AMD EPYC | 0,036 € | PG J |
Intel® Core™ Haswell | 0,04 € | PG J |
Intel® Core™ Skylake | 0,04 € | PG J |
Intel® Core™ Ice Lake | 0,04 € | PG J |
RAM | Preis pro Stunde | Preisgruppe |
1 GB | 0,0045 € | PG J |
Pro vCPU | 0,0132 € | PG A |
Pro AMD Core | 0,0265 € | PG A |
Pro Intel® Core™ | 0,0265 € | PG A |
Web Edition | 0,0181 € | PG A |
Server Standard | 0,25 € | PG A |
Enterprise Edition | 0,99 € | PG A |
RHEL Server Small Virtual Node (1-8 vCPUs/ Cores) | 0,0130 € pro vCPU oder Core | PG A |
RHEL Server Medium Virtual Node (9-127 vCPUs/ Cores) | 0,0097 € pro vCPU oder Core | PG A |
RHEL Server Large Virtual Node (128 or more vCPUs/ Cores) | 0,0086 € pro vCPU oder Core | PG A |
Basic Cube XS | 1 / 2 GB / 60 GB | 0,007 € | PG C1 |
Basic Cube S | 2 / 4 GB / 120 GB | 0,013 € | PG C1 |
Basic Cube M | 4 / 8 GB / 240 GB | 0,024 € | PG C1 |
Basic Cube L | 8 / 16 GB / 480 GB | 0,044 € | PG C1 |
Basic Cube XL | 16 / 32 GB / 960 GB | 0,083 € | PG C1 |
Memory Cube S | 2 / 8 GB / 120 GB | 0,017 € | PG C1 |
Memory Cube M | 4 / 16 GB/ 240 GB | 0,032 € | PG C1 |
Memory Cube L | 8 / 32 GB / 480 GB | 0,061 € | PG C1 |
Memory Cube XL | 16 / 64 GB / 960 GB | 0,114 € | PG C1 |
Cubes XS | 1 / 1 GB / 30 GB | 0,0028 € | PG C1 |
Cubes S | 1 / 2 GB / 50 GB | 0,0056 € | PG C1 |
Cubes M | 2 / 4 GB / 80 GB | 0,01 € | PG C1 |
Cubes L | 4 / 8 GB / 160 GB | 0,021 € | PG C1 |
Cubes XL | 6 / 16 GB / 320 GB | 0,039 € | PG C1 |
Cubes XXL | 8 / 32 GB / 640 GB | 0,083 € | PG C1 |
Cubes 3XL | 12 / 48 GB/ 960 GB | 0,125 € | PG C1 |
Cubes 4XL | 16 / 64 GB / 1280 GB | 0,167 € | PG C1 |
pro vCPU | 0,006 € | PG A |
RHEL Server Small Virtual Node (1-8 vCPUs) | 0,0130 € pro vCPU | PG A |
RHEL Server Medium Virtual Node (9-127 vCPUs) | 0,0097 € pro vCPU | PG A |
RHEL Server Large Virtual Node (128 or more vCPUs) | 0,0086 € pro vCPU | PG A |
1 GB | 0,04 € | PG C1 |
Pro 1 GB | 0,02 € | PG C1 |
1 | 0,06 € | PG H |
1 GB | 0,007 € | PG H |
1 GB SSD Premium | 0,15 € | PG C2 |
1 | 0,06 € | PG H |
1 GB | 0,007 € | PG H |
1 GB SSD Premium | 0,15 € | PG C2 |
1 GB Backup | 0,007 € | PG C1 |
Erste Instanz | 1 / 2 GB /50 GB | kostenfrei | - |
Weitere Instanzen | 1/ 2 GB / 50 GB | 0,035 € | PG C1 |
XS | 1 / 2 GB / 50 GB | 0,035 € | PG C1 |
S | 2 / 4 GB / 80 GB | 0,070 € | PG C1 |
M | 4 / 8 GB / 160 GB | 0,140 € | PG C1 |
L | 6 / 16 GB / 320 GB | 0,280 € | PG C1 |
XL | 8 / 32 GB / 640 GB | 0,560 € | PG C1 |
XXL | 16 / 64 GB / 960 GB | 1,130 € | PG C1 |
4XL | 32 / 128 GB / 1280 GB | 2,270 € | PG C1 |
4XL_S | 32 / 128 GB / 2000 GB | 2,470 € | PG C1 |
1 | 0,06 € | PG C1 |
1 GB | 0,0353 € | PG C1 |
1 GB SSD Premium | 0,15 € | PG C2 |
1 GB SSD | 0,07 € | PG C2 |
1 GB HDD | 0,04 € | PG C1 |
1 GB Backup | 0,007 € | PG C1 |
1 | 0,06 € | PG H |
1 GB | 0,007 € | PG H |
1 GB SSD Premium | 0,15 € | PG C2 |
1 GB SSD | 0,07 € | PG C2 |
1 GB HDD | 0,04 € | PG H |
1 GB Backup | 0,007 € | PG C1 |
Pro Core | 0,0067 € | PG A |
Pro GB an RAM | 0,0007 € | PG A |
XS | 0,32 € | PG H |
S | 0,51 € | PG H |
M | 0,67 € | PG H |
L | 1,3 € | PG H |
XL | 2,5 € | PG H |
Ausgehender öffentlicher Traffic | für die ersten 2 TB (≤ 2 TB) | kostenfrei | PG J |
Ausgehender öffentlicher Traffic | die nächsten 8 TB (> 2 TB ≤ 10 TB) | 0,030 €/GB | PG J |
Ausgehender öffentlicher Traffic | die nächsten 40 TB (> 10 TB ≤ 50 TB) | 0,025 €/GB | PG J |
Ausgehender öffentlicher Traffic | die nächsten 100 TB (> 50 TB ≤ 150 TB) | 0,020 €/GB | PG J |
Ausgehender öffentlicher Traffic | über 150 TB (> 150 TB) | 0,015 €/GB | PG J |
Ausgehender öffentlicher Traffic | IONOS-Cloud national und lokal | kostenfrei |
Interner privater Traffic | - | kostenfrei |
Eingehender Traffic | - | kostenfrei |
Reservierung öffentliche IPv4 Adresse | 5,00 € | PG J |
Pro 1 Million | 1 € | PG J |
Public Zone (Primary) | 1,50 €/Zone | PG J |
Public Zone (Secondary) | 1,50 €/Zone | PG J |
Reverse DNS-Eintrag (PTR) | kostenfrei |
1 CDN | 99 € | PG A |
Web Application Firewall | 0,9 €/routing rule | PG A |
Die ersten 5 Weiterleitungsregeln | 0,02 € | PG J |
Pro zusätzlicher Weiterleitungsregel | 0,01 € | PG J |
Verarbeitungsgebühr für ein- und ausgehende Daten | kostenfrei |
Basisgebühr | 0,04 € | PG J |
Verarbeitungsgebühr für ein- und ausgehende Daten | kostenfrei |
Die ersten 5 Weiterleitungsregeln | 0,02 € | PG J |
Pro zusätzlicher Weiterleitungsregel | 0,01 € | PG J |
Verarbeitungsgebühr für ein- und ausgehende Daten | kostenfrei |
1 Gateway | 0.076 € | PG D |
Pro "Pipeline" pro Stunde | 0,018 € | PG A |
Pro GB Speicher pro 30 Tage | 0,015 € | PG A |
Pro 1 Million Stichproben | 0,15 € | PG J |
Pro GB Speicher pro 30 Tage | 0,015 € | PG C1 |
Cloud Storage für Orphaned Backups | 0,07 €/GB | PG F |
Cloud Storage für Windows oder Mac WS Backup | 0,07 €/GB | PG F |
Cloud Storage für Windows oder Linux Server Backup | 0,07 €/GB | PG F |
Cloud Storage für Virtual Machine Backup | 0,07 €/GB | PG F |
Backup Storage auf lokalem Datenträger | 0,07 €/GB | PG F |
Advanced Security Feature Paket (pro registrierter VM, Server, Workstation) | 1,68 € | PG A |
Advanced Management Feature Paket (pro registrierter VM, server, Workstation) | 1,68 € | PG A |
Advanced Backup Feature Paket (pro registrierter VM, Server, Workstation) | 5,88 € | PG A |
HDD | 0,04 €/GB | PG J |
SSD Standard | 0,07€/GB | PG C2 |
SSD Premium | 0,15€/GB | PG C2 |
Snapshot | 0,04 €/GB | PG J |
1GB | 0,007 € | PG C1 |
Ausgehender öffentlicher Traffic | für die ersten 2 TB (≤ 2 TB) | kostenfrei | PG J |
Ausgehender öffentlicher Traffic | die nächsten 8 TB (> 2 TB ≤ 10 TB) | 0,030 €/GB | PG J |
Ausgehender öffentlicher Traffic | die nächsten 40 TB (> 10 TB ≤ 50 TB) | 0,025 €/GB | PG J |
Ausgehender öffentlicher Traffic | die nächsten 100 TB (> 50 TB ≤ 150 TB) | 0,020 €/GB | PG J |
Ausgehender öffentlicher Traffic | über 150 TB (> 150 TB) | 0,015 €/GB | PG J |
Ausgehender öffentlicher Traffic | IONOS-Cloud national und lokal | kostenfrei |
Interner privater Traffic | - | kostenfrei |
Eingehender Traffic | - | kostenfrei |
Data Scan | 0,0014 €/GB | PG A |
Data Return | 0,0005 €/GB | PG A |
Bitte beachten: Object Query steht nur für vertrags-eigne Buckets zur Verfügung. |
PUT/COPY/POST/LIST | kostenfrei |
GET | kostenfrei |
DELETE | kostenfrei |
Write | kostenfrei |
Read | kostenfrei |
1 TB | 154 € | PG B |
Silver-48 | 3.900,00 € | PG 1p |
Gold-96 | 4.280,00 € | PG 1p |
Gold-192 | 5.380,00 € | PG 1p |
DualGold-192 | 7.080,00 € | PG 1p |
Gold-384 | 6.480,00 € | PG 1p |
Silver-48 | 850,00 € | PG 1p |
Gold-96 | 1.120,00 € | PG 1p |
Gold-192 | 1.025,00 € | PG 1p |
DualGold-192 | 2.120,00 € | PG 1p |
Gold-384 | 1.420,00 € | PG 1p |
Outgoing | kostenfrei | PG 1p |
Incoming | kostenfrei | PG 1p |
National | kostenfrei | PG 1p |
Cloud Backup | 0,07 €/GB | PG 1p |
1 zusätzliche IP Adresse | 5,00 € | PG 1p |
Subnet/28 (16) | 24,00 € | PG 1p |
Subnet/27 (32) | 32,00 € | PG 1p |
IPSEC VPN | 50,00 € | PG 1p |
NFS Datastore (min. 2 TB) | 72,00 €/TB | PG 1p |
Hardwaremodell ändern | 300,00 € |
Llama 3.1 8B Instruct | 0,15 € | 0,25 € | PG A |
Mistral 7B Instruct | 0,15 € | 0,25 € | PG A |
Mixtral 8x7B Instruct | 0,45 € | 0,65 € | PG A |
Code Llama 13B instruct HF | 0,45 € | 0,65 € | PG A |
Llama 3.1 70B Instruct | 1,5 € | 1,75 € | PG A |
Llama 3.1 405B Instruct | 1,5 € | 1,75 € | PG A |
Stable Diffusion XL | 0,0288 €/image | PG A |
FLUX.1 [schnell] | 0,0288 €/image | PG A |
ChromaDB embedding creation (document upload) | 0,02 € | PG A |
ChromaDB query | 0,02 € | PG A |
ChromaDB storage | 0,01 €/30 days | PG A |
vCPU | 0,012 € | PG C1 |
RAM | Price per hour | Price group |
1 GB | 0,002 € | PG C1 |
AMD Opteron* | 0,02 € | PG J |
AMD EPYC | 0,036 € | PG J |
Intel® Core™ Haswell | 0,04 € | PG J |
Intel® Core™ Skylake | 0,04 € | PG J |
Intel® Core™ Ice Lake | 0,04 € | PG J |
RAM | Price per hour | Price group |
1 GB | 0,0045 € | PG J |
Per vCPU | 0,0132 € | PG A |
Per AMD Core | 0,0265 € | PG A |
Per Intel® Core™ | 0,0265 € | PG A |
Web Edition | 0,0181 € | PG A |
Server Standard | 0,25 € | PG A |
Enterprise Edition | 0,99 € | PG A |
RHEL Server Small Virtual Node (1-8 vCPUs/ Cores) | 0,0130 € per vCPU or Core | PG A |
RHEL Server Medium Virtual Node (9-127 vCPUs/ Cores) | 0,0097 € per vCPU or Core | PG A |
RHEL Server Large Virtual Node (128 or more vCPUs/ Cores) | 0,0086 € per vCPU or Core | PG A |
Basic Cube XS | 1 / 2 GB / 60 GB | 0,007 € | PG C1 |
Basic Cube S | 2 / 4 GB / 120 GB | 0,013 € | PG C1 |
Basic Cube M | 4 / 8 GB / 240 GB | 0,024 € | PG C1 |
Basic Cube L | 8 / 16 GB / 480 GB | 0,044 € | PG C1 |
Basic Cube XL | 16 / 32 GB / 960 GB | 0,083 € | PG C1 |
Memory Cube S | 2 / 8 GB / 120 GB | 0,017 € | PG C1 |
Memory Cube M | 4 / 16 GB/ 240 GB | 0,032 € | PG C1 |
Memory Cube L | 8 / 32 GB / 480 GB | 0,061 € | PG C1 |
Memory Cube XL | 16 / 64 GB / 960 GB | 0,114 € | PG C1 |
Cubes XS | 1 / 1 GB / 30 GB | 0,0028€ | PG C1 |
Cubes S | 1 / 2 GB / 50 GB | 0,0056€ | PG C1 |
Cubes M | 2 / 4 GB / 80 GB | 0,01€ | PG C1 |
Cubes L | 4 / 8 GB / 160 GB | 0,021€ | PG C1 |
Cubes XL | 6 / 16 GB / 320 GB | 0,039€ | PG C1 |
Cubes XXL | 8 / 32 GB / 640 GB | 0,083€ | PG C1 |
Cubes 3XL | 12 / 48 GB/ 960 GB | 0,125€ | PG C1 |
Cubes 4XL | 16 / 64 GB / 1280 GB | 0,167€ | PG C1 |
Per vCPU | 0,006 € | PG A |
RHEL Server Small Virtual Node (1-8 vCPUs) | 0,0130 € per vCPU | PG A |
RHEL Server Medium Virtual Node (9-127 vCPUs) | 0,0097 € per vCPU | PG A |
RHEL Server Large Virtual Node (128 or more vCPUs) | 0,0086 € per vCPU | PG A |
1 GB | 0,04 € | PG C1 |
per 1 GB | 0,02 € | PG C1 |
1 | 0,06 € | PG H |
1 GB | 0,007 € | PG H |
1 GB SSD Premium | 0,15 € | PG C2 |
1 | 0,06 € | PG H |
1 GB | 0,007 € | PG H |
1 GB SSD Premium | 0,15 € | PG C2 |
1 GB Backup | 0,007 € | PG C1 |
first instance | 1 / 2 GB /50 GB | no charge | - |
further instances | 1/ 2 GB / 50 GB | 0,035 € | PG C1 |
XS | 1 / 2 GB / 50 GB | 0,035 € | PG C1 |
S | 2 / 4 GB / 80 GB | 0,070 € | PG C1 |
M | 4 / 8 GB / 160 GB | 0,140 € | PG C1 |
L | 6 / 16 GB / 320 GB | 0,280 € | PG C1 |
XL | 8 / 32 GB / 640 GB | 0,560 € | PG C1 |
XXL | 16 / 64 GB / 960 GB | 1,130 € | PG C1 |
4XL | 32 / 128 GB / 1280 GB | 2,270 € | PG C1 |
4XL_S | 32 / 128 GB / 2000 GB | 2,470 € | PG C1 |
1 | 0,06 € | PG C1 |
1 GB | 0,0353 € | PG C1 |
1 GB SSD Premium | 0,15 € | PG C2 |
1 GB SSD | 0,07 € | PG C2 |
1 GB HDD | 0,04 € | PG C1 |
1 GB Backup | 0,007 € | PG C1 |
1 | 0,06 € | PG H |
1 GB | 0,007 € | PG H |
1 GB SSD Premium | 0,15 € | PG C2 |
1 GB SSD | 0,07 € | PG C2 |
1 GB HDD | 0,04 € | PG H |
1 GB Backup | 0,007 € | PG C1 |
per Core | 0,0067 € | PG A |
per GB of RAM | 0,0007 € | PG A |
XS | 0,32 € | PG H |
S | 0,51 € | PG H |
M | 0,67 € | PG H |
L | 1,3 € | PG H |
XL | 2,5 € | PG H |
Outgoing public traffic | up to 2 TB (≤ 2 TB) | no charge | PG J |
Outgoing public traffic | next 8 TB (> 2 TB ≤ 10 TB) | 0,030 €/GB | PG J |
Outgoing public traffic | next 40 TB (> 10 TB ≤ 50 TB) | 0,025 €/GB | PG J |
Outgoing public traffic | next 100 TB (> 50 TB ≤ 150 TB) | 0,020 €/GB | PG J |
Outgoing public traffic | greater than 150 TB (> 150 TB) | 0,015 €/GB | PG J |
Outgoing public traffic | IONOS Cloud national and local | no charge |
Internal private traffic | - | no charge |
Incoming traffic | - | no charge |
Reserved public IPv4 Address | 5,00 € | PG J |
Per 1 Million | 1 € | PG J |
Public Zone (Primary) | 1,50 €/zone | PG J |
Public Zone (Secondary) | 1,50 €/zone | PG J |
Reverse DNS record (PTR) | no charge |
1 CDN | 99 € | PG A |
Web Application Firewall | 0,9 €/routing rule | PG A |
The first 5 forwarding rules | 0,02 € | PG J |
Each additional forwarding rule | 0,01 € | PG J |
Processing fee for incoming and outgoing data | no charge |
Basis fee | 0,04 € | PG J |
Processing fee for incoming and outgoing data | no charge |
The first 5 forwarding rules | 0,02 € | PG J |
Each additional forwarding rule | 0,01 € | PG J |
Processing fee for incoming and outgoing data | no charge |
1 Gateway | 0.076 € | PG D |
per Pipeline per hour | 0,018 € | PG A |
per GB of storage per 30 days | 0,015 € | PG A |
Per 1 Million samples | 0,15 € | PG J |
per GB of storage per 30 days | 0,015 € | PG C1 |
Cloud storage for orphaned backups | 0,07 €/GB | PG F |
Cloud storage for Windows or Mac WS backup | 0,07 €/GB | PG F |
Cloud storage for Windows or Linux server backup | 0,07 €/GB | PG F |
Cloud storage for virtual machine backup | 0,07 €/GB | PG F |
Backup storage on local machine | 0,07 €/GB | PG F |
Advanced Security feature pack (per registered VM, server, workstation) | 1,68 € | PG A |
Advanced Management feature pack (per registered VM, server, workstation) | 1,68 € | PG A |
Advanced Backup feature pack (per registered VM, server, workstation) | 5,88 € | PG A |
HDD | 0,04 €/GB | PG J |
SSD Standard | 0,07€/GB | PG C2 |
SSD Premium | 0,15€/GB | PG C2 |
Snapshot | 0,04 €/GB | PG J |
1 GB | 0,007 € | PG C1 |
Outgoing public traffic | up to 2 TB (≤ 2 TB) | no charge | PG J |
Outgoing public traffic | next 8 TB (> 2 TB ≤ 10 TB) | 0,030 €/GB | PG J |
Outgoing public traffic | next 40 TB (> 10 TB ≤ 50 TB) | 0,025 €/GB | PG J |
Outgoing public traffic | next 100 TB (> 50 TB ≤ 150 TB) | 0,020 €/GB | PG J |
Outgoing public traffic | greater than 150 TB (> 150 TB) | 0,015 €/GB | PG J |
Outgoing public traffic | IONOS Cloud national and local | no charge |
Internal private traffic | - | no charge |
Incoming traffic | - | no charge |
Data Scan | 0,0014 €/GB | PG A |
Data Return | 0,0005 €/GB | PG A |
PUT/COPY/POST/LIST | no charge |
GET | no charge |
DELETE | no charge |
Write | no charge |
Read | no charge |
1 TB | 154 € | PG B |
Silver-48 | 3.900,00 € | PG 1p |
Gold-96 | 4.280,00 € | PG 1p |
Gold-192 | 5.380,00 € | PG 1p |
DualGold-192 | 7.080,00 € | PG 1p |
Gold-384 | 6.480,00 € | PG 1p |
Silver-48 | 850,00 € | PG 1p |
Gold-96 | 1.120,00 € | PG 1p |
Gold-192 | 1.025,00 € | PG 1p |
DualGold-192 | 2.120,00 € | PG 1p |
Gold-384 | 1.420,00 € | PG 1p |
Outgoing | no charge | PG 1p |
Incoming | no charge | PG 1p |
National | no charge | PG 1p |
Cloud Backup | 0,07 €/GB | PG 1p |
1 Additional IP address | 5,00 € | PG 1p |
Subnet/28 (16) | 24,00 € | PG 1p |
Subnet/27 (32) | 32,00 € | PG 1p |
IPSEC VPN | 50,00 € | PG 1p |
NFS Datastore (min. 2 TB) | 72,00 €/TB | PG 1p |
Change hardware model | 300,00 € |
