New in v2
cloud.core.gen.tr v2
The new panel for your cloud: order your machines, storage and network yourself, see what they are costing you, and get the work done by asking for it in your own words.
Opening an account is free. You pay when you buy something, and not before.
01 Assistant
Run your cloud by asking for it
A chat inside the panel that can see your account and act on it. Everything else on this page is a screen you can open and click through yourself — this is simply the shortest way we know to do the thing you came to do.
Ask about what you are running
Which machines you have and how they are, which volumes and addresses belong to them, what you are subscribed to and what the account owes. The answers are read from your own account, not from a brochure.
It can only do what you can do
The assistant is offered only the tools your own permissions allow, and every call it makes is checked again before it runs. It can never do on your behalf something you could not do yourself.
It quotes before it charges
It can place an order and resize what you already run, but never on a figure of its own: the price comes from a quote the system built by preparing the real order, and that quote is checked again the moment you confirm. If the total has moved by a cent, the order is refused.
The conversation is on us
The assistant is a service we run and pay for. Chatting with it costs your account nothing.
02 Your cloud
Everything a machine needs, in one place
Virtual machines
Create them, start and stop them, restart them, reset the root password, and open a console in your browser for the times when the network is the thing that is broken. Give a machine a timetable and it will start and stop itself on the hours you keep.
Storage and snapshots
Add volumes and attach them where they are needed. Take a snapshot by hand, or set a schedule that keeps a fixed number of daily, weekly and monthly copies and lets the older ones go. Restoring gives you a new volume, so the one you restored from is left as it was.
Networks and firewall
Your own networks, with rules for what may come in and what may go out, and public IP addresses for the machines that have to be reachable from outside.
VPN
A VPN into your own network, with its own list of users, so your colleagues reach the private machines without those machines being exposed to anyone else.
DNS
Zones and records hosted with us, reverse records included, so the names and the machines behind them are managed in the same panel.
Your own images, and where they run
Upload an ISO in pieces, so a large file survives a poor connection, and boot a machine from it. Affinity groups say which machines belong on the same host and which are to be kept apart.
03 Products and Services
Buy it yourself, at your own hour
No quotation to wait for and no sales call to sit through. The catalogue carries its prices, the cart is a cart, and what you pay for is set up for you.
What is in the catalogue
Virtual machines, volumes, public IP addresses, private networks, and one-time services carried out by our own people.
A cart, a coupon, a subscription
Add what you need, redeem a coupon if you were given one, and pay. What you bought becomes a subscription you can see for yourself, scale up or down as the work changes, or cancel.
Not only the software
Most products can be ordered together with the people who install them, move your existing data across and train the team who will use them. Each is charged once and never billed again, and buying one opens a work order you can follow from your panel.
04 Billing
Every figure with its working shown
Tax, line by line
VAT is worked out on each line of an order and recorded there, rather than added as a lump at the end. Every line keeps its net, its tax and its total, both in US dollars and in the currency your card is charged in.
A card, or a balance
Pay with a card, or put credit on the account and spend from it. Credit is invoiced when you buy it and never again when you spend it, so the same money is not taxed twice.
Proformas and invoices
A proforma for the order you are about to place, and an invoice document for the payment you made, both there to be downloaded from the panel.
What you actually used
Consumption is read from the metering the cloud keeps itself, for the account and for each machine, up to and including yesterday. The invoice is not the first time you see a number.
05 Your team
More than one person, with different keys
Members
Invite the people who work on this account, each with a login of their own, and hand ownership over when it changes hands. Nobody has to share a password.
Permission, area by area
Access is set separately for the cloud, billing, DNS, tickets, the shop, the account details and its members. The person who settles the invoices does not have to be the person who can delete a machine.
Limits you cannot cross by accident
The account carries its own ceilings on machines, volumes, snapshots, addresses and networks, and they are checked at the moment of purchase rather than discovered on an invoice.
A record of who did what
Changes are written to an audit trail with the person who made them and the moment they were made, and you can read your own and take a copy away.
Your data is yours
Ask for everything the panel holds about you as a file you can download, or ask for it to be erased, from your own privacy page.
Support
Open a ticket where the machine is, attach the file that shows the problem, and see replies as they are written rather than after a reload. You are told by e-mail, or on Telegram, as you prefer.
06 For people who would rather not click
An API, and a door for your own tools
A REST API with a published description
Issue yourself a personal access token, choose the abilities it carries, and it is still capped by what your account permits you to do. The description of the API is public, so a client can be generated rather than written by hand.
Read the API descriptionMCP, for your own assistant
The same cloud is offered to your own AI tooling over MCP, with the same tokens and the same limits as the API. If you would rather bring your own assistant than use ours, bring it.
Turkish, English and Arabic
The panel and the mail it sends you are in the language you choose, and Arabic is laid out right to left throughout rather than bolted on.
07 Getting started
What it takes to begin
1
Create an account
It costs nothing and takes a few minutes. You will be asked to confirm your e-mail address before you can go on.
2
Choose what you need
The price list is public: every machine on the front page states its cores, its memory, its storage and its monthly price, in US dollars.
3
Pay, and it is set up
Order and pay inside the panel. If it turns out not to be what you wanted, the money-back window is there for exactly that.
Where to go next
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