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About
Nextify is a cloud infrastructure platform for provisioning and managing virtual machines, confidential-computing VMs, GPU instances, and related networking and storage. It offers shared- and dedicated-vCPU AMD EPYC machines, AMD SEV-SNP secure VMs with encrypted guest memory, a virtual TPM and remote attestation, and GPU VMs with AMD Radeon AI PRO R9700 cards. Customers can attach NVMe-backed block storage, create snapshots and S3-compatible object-storage buckets, and use public IPv4, firewalls, private networks, VPN gateways and load balancers. Resources can be managed in the web portal or through a REST API and command-line client; the API also supports automation from scripts, CI pipelines and Terraform. Compute instances are billed hourly up to a published monthly cap, with plans for web services, development and test environments, databases, build jobs, GPU inference, fine-tuning and rendering workloads.
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About
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure provides fast, flexible, and affordable compute capacity to fit any workload need from performant bare metal servers and VMs to lightweight containers. OCI Compute provides uniquely flexible VM and bare metal instances for optimal price-performance. Select exactly the number of cores and the memory your applications need. Delivering high performance for enterprise workloads. Simplify application development with serverless computing. Your choice of technologies includes Kubernetes and containers. NVIDIA GPUs for machine learning, scientific visualization, and other graphics processing. Capabilities such as RDMA, high-performance storage, and network traffic isolation. Oracle Cloud Infrastructure consistently delivers better price performance than other cloud providers. Virtual machine-based (VM) shapes offer customizable core and memory combinations. Customers can optimize costs by choosing a specific number of cores.
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Windows
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Audience
Developers and technical teams running websites, databases, development and test environments, CI/build jobs, and GPU inference, fine-tuning or rendering workloads.
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Professionals seeking a tool to solve their workload needs from performant bare metal servers and VMs to lightweight containers
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Pricing
$3.95/month
Shared-vCPU virtual machines start at $3.95 per month equivalent ($0.0054/hour) in US West 1. Compute is billed hourly while instances run and capped at the plan's monthly price for a 730-hour month; stopped instances do not incur compute charges. Secure VMs start at $30/month equivalent and GPU VMs at $300/month equivalent. Other storage and networking add-ons are priced separately.
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$0.007 per hour
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Training
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Company InformationNextify Now
www.nextifynow.com
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Company InformationOracle
United States
www.oracle.com/cloud/compute/
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CentOS
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