Benefits
Superior Performance
Eliminate virtualization expenses and resource conflicts while leveraging the advantages of physical machines with CBM. CBM offers a range of high-instance specifications on demand and robustly supports high-bandwidth and low-latency cloud storage and networking services.
Quick Delivery
Provision resources within minutes. Automatically deploy deliverables such as operating systems, storage partitions, and private/public network services, complete with built-in monitoring and security features.
Low Costs
With CBM’s comprehensive and convenient monitoring and troubleshooting services, you can avoid significant upfront investments in purchasing basic devices and greatly minimize maintenance labor and costs.
Full Compatibility with VPC
Ensure the usability and security of your cloud resources by deploying CBM instances within public cloud VPCs, facilitating seamless communication among the products.
Flexible Configuration
CVM offers various instance types, operating systems, and software choices. You have the flexibility to tailor CPU, memory, disk, and bandwidth settings for each instance to match the specific resource needs of your application.
Service Integration
Benefit from comprehensive solutions tailored to your diverse business needs, as CBM seamlessly integrates with a wide range of services including COS, VPC, and TKE.
Scenarios
Big Data
Virtualization
Gaming
High-Performance Computing
- CBM establishes a unified big data and computing platform within the Apache Hadoop framework, enabling the collection, storage, analysis, search, and mining of vast amounts of data. This platform facilitates the utilization of data across various scenarios, including historical data statistics collection, interactive querying, targeted marketing, fraud detection, and social network analysis.
- CBM offers a single-instance capacity of up to 16 TB (SATA HDD) * 12, supporting extensive data storage and high-speed read/write operations. Additionally, it can utilize two ENIs in a 100 Gigabit network to ensure uninterrupted data exchange.
- With the secure and adaptable VPC, you can designate a logically isolated network space to safeguard your business operations and enhance reliability.
- An increasing number of enterprises are turning to OpenStack for virtualizing their private cloud platforms, including technologies like KVM and Docker, to transition basic IT architectures towards resource sharing. This shift aims to address performance bottlenecks during peak hours in shared environments, enhance adaptability to business needs, and streamline system management processes.
- CBM integrates exclusive virtualization technology and supports nested virtualization, offering unparalleled flexibility on the virtualization platform. It stands out as the premier choice for establishing a private cloud virtualization platform.
- Moreover, VPC allows you to dynamically define networks as required, enabling the creation of multiple virtualized network planes with utmost flexibility.
- Massively multiplayer online role-playing games (MMORPGs) captivate players with vibrant visuals, expansive landscapes, diverse gameplay modes, and large-scale cross-server events. Players interact within the same region, and their actions require real-time broadcasting. As player numbers increase, server load, stability, and network capabilities become paramount.
- Game applications have short lifecycles. During peak operations, an extensive resource pool allows for rapid server scaling. As certain features become obsolete and the lifecycle nears its end, pay-as-you-go CBM instances can be acquired to optimize cost structures and reduce total cost of ownership (TCO).
- The combat logic module of your game can be deployed on CBM instances to accommodate high I/O and PPS demands, leveraging the performance of bare metal servers.
- Furthermore, IDCs feature a security protection module that effectively safeguards CBM instances from DDoS and CC attacks.
- Fluid mechanics, structural simulation, DNA sequencing, hydrocarbon exploration, and other HPC scenarios require servers with high performance, stability, and real-time capabilities. CBM leverages the exceptional computing capabilities of physical machines and is compatible with customized CPUs, offering up to 256 cores in a single instance.CBM introduces the latest GPU-optimized instances with heterogeneous hardware configurations, enabling accelerated HPC jobs at reduced costs.CBM’s HPC clusters are interconnected via the RoCEv2 RDMA network, boasting a latency of 2–3 microseconds. These clusters can be dynamically scaled to achieve even greater computing power, resulting in nearly linear computing acceleration.
FAQs
What is CBM?
CBM represents an elastically scalable and high-performance cloud-based bare metal instance, leveraging cutting-edge virtualization technology. It merges the flexibility of a virtual machine with the robust computing performance of a physical machine, offering seamless integration with all services including networks and databases. Additionally, it supports third-party virtualization platforms, facilitating the rapid establishment of dedicated and isolated physical server clusters in the cloud. Employing nested virtualization technology, CBM enables efficient and advanced hybrid cloud deployment with AnyStack.
Which operating systems does CBM support?
CBM utilizes the same image system as CVM and is compatible with CloudOS, CentOS, Ubuntu, and Windows operating systems.
What storage options does CBM offer?
Cloud offers a variety of versatile, cost-effective, and user-friendly data storage solutions, including cloud disks, local disks, COS, and block storage device mapping. Each option varies in performance and cost, catering to diverse use cases.
What types of images are available?
CBM is compatible with a wide range of public images, including CloudOS, CentOS, Ubuntu, and Windows. Additionally, custom and shared images are also supported for enhanced flexibility.
Compute
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Microservice
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Essential Storage Service
Data Migration
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Enterprise Distributed DBMS
Database SaaS Tool
Networking
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Domains & Websites
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Image Recognition
Face Recognition
Voice Technology
AI Platform Service
Natural Language Processing
Optical Character Recognition
Internet of Things
Message Queue
Middleware
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Interactive Video Services
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Media On-Demand
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Media SDK
Cloud Real-time Rendering
Game Services
Game Video Service
Education Services
Blockchain Service
Building Services
Cloud Resource Management
Management and Audit Tools
Developer Tools
Monitor and Operation
Education