Aruba Cloud

Aruba Cloud is a comprehensive cloud computing platform designed to provide users with flexible and scalable virtual private server (VPS) solutions. It offers preconfigured servers available in various sizes, supporting up to 4 vCPUs and 8GB RAM, making it suitable for a range of applications. Key features include hourly billing options, robust DDoS protection, and free snapshot backups, although these are retained for only two days. Users can manage their infrastructure through a custom control panel, set up SSH keys, and monitor performance via detailed charts for processor, network, memory, and disk usage.

The platform supports IPv6 and offers reverse DNS capabilities, enhancing network flexibility and management. Additionally, it provides features like block storage, object storage, load balancers, and managed databases, which can be integrated to enhance the overall cloud infrastructure. Aruba Cloud also supports REST API for administrative tasks and allows upgrades directly from the admin console. For security and reliability, it includes DDoS protection and supports both credit cards and PayPal for payment convenience.

In addition to its cloud infrastructure offerings, Aruba Cloud Authentication and Policy provides a secure network access control system. This feature allows administrators to configure user and client access policies, integrating with cloud identity stores like Google Workspace and Microsoft Entra ID. It enables role-based access control, ensuring that users and devices are granted appropriate network access levels. This capability is particularly useful for enterprises seeking to manage and secure their network environments efficiently.