Please find here below the list of prices and the Virtual Machine (VMware) options.
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A |
B |
C |
D |
Above |
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Price |
£49/yr |
£98/yr |
£196/yr |
£392/yr |
Available upon request | |
CPU Cores |
1 core |
2 cores |
4 cores |
8 cores |
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Memory |
8GiB |
16GiB |
32GiB |
64GiB |
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Data Disk[1] |
50GiB |
100GiB |
200GiB |
400GiB |
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Disk Type |
Dell Powerstore |
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Networking |
10Gbit |
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Operating Systems |
Microsoft Windows Server 2019 GUI Microsoft Windows Server 2022 Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8 Red Hat Enterprise Linux 9 |
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Standard Features |
8am-6pm Monday-Friday Availability Monitoring Backups with 90 Day Data Retention Managed Anti-Virus Automated Monthly OS Patching Zero-Cost SSL Certificates.(certificates with up to 3 SANs only) |
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Additional Research-Only Features |
SMB/CIFS/NFS Access to Research Filestore Zero-Cost DNS Domain Registration and Management |
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VM Console Access |
By Request |
Additional resources (On top of O/S) are charged at:
[1] The Operating System disk is not included in this figure so this amount is free for use by the user/application.
iSolutions provides Virtual Machine (VM) services to University staff. The service is chargeable. The charging model is based on an annual charge for up to a 5 year expected lifespan of the VM infrastructure. Costs are paid annually. Prices are subject to revision at the end of each charging period.
iSolutions offers three standard operating systems:
These standard operating systems will be managed by iSolutions and will have their data backed-up by the iSolutions backup service. Operating Systems will be patched on a monthly basis.
Notes on Backup
It might be possible to provide other operating systems upon request, but there may be extra licence costs. Data will not be automatically backed-up. Any non-standard systems that are found to be compromised will be immediately shut down and rebuilt to their original settings.
Please contact iSolutions through ServiceLine to discuss any non-standard requirements with our support team.
Each specification of virtual machines includes disk space as detailed in the charging schedule.
It is possible to mount storage from the University research filestore to the Virtual Machine. This would normally be the most suitable way of storing data to be accessed by the VM, unless there is a technical reason that extra local disk space is required (see examples of typical uses of each specification in the charging schedule for more information).
To request a VM you will require the following details:
Use the "Virtual Machine request" form to request the creation of a Virtual Machine
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