OpenStack is basically a cloud operating system. That let you deploy public and private clouds and take care of all the things for you. In this article, we will see that how to install OpenStack and create your first virtual machine or in other words launch your first instance. We will perform our installation on Ubuntu 16.04 Server flavor because…
VMHaus Review – NVMe based KVM VPS starting at $15/Year
Auriga Au from VMHaus contacted us regarding some of their offers. Their offers and prices were attractive because they offer NVMe based storage, DDOS protection and on top of that Daily backups as well. Let see what they have to say about the company itself: VMHaus is new start up and that is fully focusing on providing NVMe only VPS…

Use python to automatically backup Proxmox Virutal Machine to Remote Server!
Recently proxmox has been used by a lot of companies for various reasons, I’ve already written quite a few articles on Proxmox. Virtual Machines backups are a really important issue for any organization because disasters can happen anywhere and anytime, so we must be careful and have backups in case anything goes wrong. Proxmox by default offers a really nice…

How to backup and transfer a Proxmox VM to another Proxmox Node
Moving proxmox virtual machines between different servers became very easy with recent proxmox updates. You can use proxmox web GUI or command line interface to create a proxmox virtual machine backup and than move to a remove server. In this article we will see how to backup and transfer a proxmox vm to another proxmox node, both using GUI and…

How to create Windows VPS in Proxmox through Template!
Manually creating a windows vps (windows server 2008 or windows server 2012) is really a hectic job in proxmox, because you need to manually install drivers as well. I’ve been working with proxmox lately and created some templates so that one can easily clone them. Once the template is cloned it is ready to use. Let see how we can…
How to setup NAT on Proxmox
Proxmox uses bridge networking to provide Internet access to virtual machines, but in a bridge networking you need a public IP for each machine. If you have limited IPs you can use NAT to access Internet on your machines. How ever it is preferable to have a static public IP if you are running public services like apache web server….