Servers FAQ
A Server is a Bunnyshell component representing one or more Cloud Instances that have identical configurations. Each one of the Instances is accessible via its public IP address. Find out more about servers in Bunnyshell by going to:
Check out the tutorial at:
Check out our server settings page:
Instances are the virtual machines that are part of a Server.
For Single Infrastructure Type you will always have one Cloud Instance and for Load Balanced and Cluster you will have up to 50 instances. You may encounter cloud account limits that prevent you from creating a Server with a specific number of instances or scaling the Server. Check-out the following documentation:
Check-out the following link: Finding your Server Instances​
Bunnyshell does not yet support operating on specific or individual instances (like start/stop/restart) but we plan to add this feature in a future release.
You can create the following infrastructure types:
Single: The Server has only one cloud instance
Load Balanced: The Server has multiple cloud instance and all traffic is load balanced by a cloud Load Balancer component.
Cluster: The Server has multiple cloud instances that are separately accessible and can communicate between them
Locations are geographic regions where a cloud's datacenter is located. As such, these are cloud specific. Usually choosing the nearest location to your end users is the safest choice.
Also when creating web servers and databases instances choose them in the same location to avoid latency.
Check out the following link: Master Instance​
Bunnyshell supports the following distributions and releases:
Ubuntu
16.04
18.04
CentOS
7.5
Check out the settings that can be modified after server creation by going to: Changing Server Creation Settings​
Find out about supported cloud resources by going to: Cloud Resources Support​