What is the default OS disk size?

The default OS disk size is 100 GB for both Red Hat Enterprise Linux and Ubuntu VMs to ensure optimal performance and OS functionality.

How can I increase the size of my Virtual Machine?

Using the Resize VM option in the Portal under Resources → My Resources → Compute → MACD → Resize VM Note: The VM will reboot during this operation, and the new configuration will be applied as selected.

How do I access my Virtual Machine (VM)?

You can access VMs as follows: Prerequisite - VPN IP should be whitelisted for Bastion Host over SSH. Option 1- Access with Putty (Open Putty and Enter the private IP of the VM) Option 2 - Access with Console (Go to Resources->My Resources -> Compute -> All -> Select the virtual machine and launch Console).

What is bastion host and for what purpose it is used?

A Bastion Host is a secure gateway server used to access virtual machines in a private network. It enhances security by reducing exposure and enabling audited access.

Once my Virtual Machine is created, how do I check the status of my Virtual machine?

You can view your VM status in the Jio Portal at Resources → My Resources → Compute → All → Search for Virtual Machine → Click on the Asset to see the current state.

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Linux Virtual Machine

Enterprise-grade Linux VMs for modern workloads

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Overview of Linux Virtual Machine

Radically improve your IT responsiveness and maximise app performance with Linux Virtual Machines. These Linux VMs, powered by support for popular distributions like Red Hat Enterprise Linux, Ubuntu, Debian and CentOS Stream, offer highly secure, highly scalable, and enterprise-level infrastructure. This robust foundation is carefully crafted to support your most mission-critical workloads and speed your cycles of fast innovation, allowing businesses to maximise operational effectiveness.

Whether you're hosting mission-critical workloads, developing next-gen applications, or hosting company-wide large-scale deployments, Linux VMs give you a very cost-effective and flexible solution. Empower your organisation to achieve great innovation and improve efficiency in your entire IT infrastructure with the reliability.

Pricing for Linux Cloud VM

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Core features of Linux Virtual Machines

Power, Precision & Protection

All-in-One Virtual Machine Features.

Tailored VM Configurations

Select from a wide range of pre-defined SKUs to precisely match your workload requirements.

Elastic Scaling

Effortlessly resize and auto-scale your virtual machines to meet dynamic business demands.

Comprehensive VM Monitoring

Track virtual machine performance and usage in real-time for Operational Efficiency and reliability.

Granular Resource Control

Specifically Virtual Network, security groups, storage, and tags for optimal VM performance and governance.

Integrated Security Suite

Activate on-demand antivirus, vulnerability management, and baseline assessments to fortify your environment.

What you get with Linux VMs

Optimize IT Spend

Reduce infrastructure costs significantly through efficient resource utilization and flexible VM options.

Power Enterprise Workloads

Deliver secure, stable, and high-performance computing for both critical enterprise applications and development projects.

Enhance Security with RHEL

Red Hat Enterprise Linux: Leverage Red Hat Enterprise Linux features like SELinux and mandatory access controls to combat intrusions and meet compliance.

Ensure Long-Term Stability

Rely on Red Hat Enterprise Linux's enterprise-grade stability and extended support for your mission-critical applications.

Accelerate Web & Dev Cycles

Use fast, reliable virtual machines tailored for modern web and app development. Lightweight design and updated toolsets help teams build, test, and deploy efficiently.

Leverage Open-Source Innovation

Choose virtual machines built on a trusted open-source foundation with flexibility, security, and strong community support. Access a wide range of customisable solutions for diverse business needs.

Still have questions about Linux VM Hosting?

How do I provision a Virtual Machine?

Log in to the Jio Portal. Navigate to Resources → Marketplace → Products. Select a profile, search for your Linux Virtual Machine. Click Provision and fill in the configuration details and submit your request.

What Operating Systems are available?

Jio offers the latest supported versions of Ubuntu and Red Hat Enterprise Linux, ensuring flexibility and compatibility for diverse workloads.

What VM configurations are available?

Jio offers VM configurations starting from 2 vCPUs up to 64 vCPUs and RAM ratios of 1:2, 1:4, and 1:8, with Up to 256 GB memory to support workloads, from basic applications to high-performance computing.

What is the core-to-vCPU oversubscription ratio?

Jio maintains a 1:2 core-to-vCPU oversubscription ratio, balancing optimal performance with efficient resource use.

Are there any mandatory components or services provisioned with a Virtual Machine?

Each Virtual Machine includes the selected vCPU and memory configuration, and OS Disk.

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Container Registry

Data Processing

SFTP

Apache Hadoop

API Gateway

Application CI/CD​​

Linux Virtual Machine

Windows Virtual Machine​

Antivirus

Intrusion Prevention System

Managed Hardware Security Module​

Managed Key Management Service

Nexgen Firewall​

SSL Certificate

VPN (Client to Site)​

VPN (Site to Site)​

AI Agent Hub

Application Performance Monitoring

Cloud Security Posture Management

Cost Advisory​

Disaster Recovery​

Identity Lifecycle Management​​

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Process Automation​​

SIEM​

Vulnerability Assessment and Patch Management

Apache Kafka

Container Registry​

GPU worker Node AMD​

GPU worker Node NVIDIA​

Managed Kubernetes​​

MongoDB​

MSSQL

MySQL

PostgreSQL

AI Workbench​

Bare Metal NVIDIA

GPU Virtual Machine AMD

GPU Virtual Machine NVIDIA

Application Load Balancer

Bastion Host

Content Delivery Network (CDN)

Domain Name System (DNS)

Internet Gateway

MPLS Connectivity

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Virtual Network

Backup​

Block Storage​

File Storage​​

High Speed Storage

Object Storage​

Microsoft Azure through Jio Regions

AI + Machine Learning

Analytics

Compute

Containers

Databases

Developer Tools

Identity

Integration

Management and Governance

Migration

Mobile

Networking

Security

Storage

Web

Enterprise-grade Linux VMs for modern workloads

Overview of Linux Virtual Machine

Pricing for Linux Cloud VM

Application CI/CD

Windows Virtual Machine

Managed Hardware Security Module

Nexgen Firewall

VPN (Client to Site)

VPN (Site to Site)

Cost Advisory

Disaster Recovery

Identity Lifecycle Management

Log Analysis

Process Automation

SIEM

Container Registry

GPU worker Node AMD

GPU worker Node NVIDIA

Managed Kubernetes

MongoDB

AI Workbench

Network Load balancer

Public IP

Backup

Block Storage

File Storage

Object Storage