Flexible VM Pool
Split pooled vCPU, RAM, storage, IP addresses and VM slots across multiple VMs. Rebalance as your environment grows.
What is Cloud Resources?
One pool. Many VMs. Total flexibility.
Cloud Resources Flex is a pooled subscription. Customers can divide their resources between multiple VMs and select Intel, AMD Ryzen or AMD EPYC as a CPU preference for each deployment, while SolidVPS automatically selects an eligible node in the chosen location.
Intel, Ryzen & EPYC
Choose a CPU preference per VM. SolidVPS selects an eligible node with available capacity in your chosen location.
Multiple Locations
Deploy VMs in eligible active locations. Fixed-location or any-location Flex subscriptions available.
Private vRack
Connect VMs over an isolated private network. Local or cross-region vRack with separate bandwidth allowance.
Public IPv4
Allocate public IPv4 addresses from your pool. Set PTR records for your IPv4 addresses. IPv6 support is coming soon.
Firewall Rules
Create inbound and outbound rules with TCP, UDP, ICMP support, port ranges, CIDR filtering and priorities.
Backup Protection
Add scheduled full-VM backups with retention plans from 1 to 14 backups. Windows snapshots where supported.
Custom ISO
Deploy your own OS image using the existing SolidVPS URL-based ISO workflow when templates don't fit.
Solid AI Deployment
Describe your environment in plain language. Solid AI organizes requirements and prepares a compatible deployment.
PTR Records
Set reverse DNS names for allocated IPv4 addresses. Track pending, active or failed status.
Separate Bandwidth
Public and private vRack bandwidth are separate allowances, never combined into one total.
Resource Dashboard
Track vCPU, RAM, storage, IPs, VMs and bandwidth usage with warning states at 60%, 85% and 100%.
Flex Cloud Resources Plans
Choose your resource pool.
All resource limits are pooled across the subscription and can be divided between multiple VMs. Public and private vRack bandwidth are separate allowances.
| Plan | vCPU (pooled) | RAM (pooled) | NVMe Storage | Public IPv4 | Max VMs | Public Bandwidth | vRack Bandwidth | Price | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Flex Starter | 4 vCPU | 8 GB | 100 GB | 1 | 2 | 5 TB/mo | 5 TB/mo | $29/mo | Order |
| Flex Team Popular | 8 vCPU | 16 GB | 250 GB | 2 | 4 | 10 TB/mo | 10 TB/mo | $59/mo | Order |
| Flex Business | 16 vCPU | 32 GB | 500 GB | 4 | 8 | 20 TB/mo | 20 TB/mo | $109/mo | Order |
| Flex Pro | 32 vCPU | 64 GB | 1 TB | 8 | 12 | 40 TB/mo | 40 TB/mo | $199/mo | Order |
| Flex Enterprise | 64 vCPU | 128 GB | 2 TB | 16 | 20 | 80 TB/mo | 80 TB/mo | $359/mo | Order |
Bandwidth allowances are pooled across the subscription. Public bandwidth applies to Internet traffic through your VMs' public interfaces. vRack bandwidth applies to private traffic between VMs connected to your vRack. Public and vRack usage are monitored separately. IPv6 is available where supported. These plans are not unlimited-bandwidth plans.
Choose a preference, not a physical node
CPU families for every workload.
The platform selects an eligible node in your chosen location when capacity is available. You are not buying one permanently assigned physical node.
Auto / Best Available
Let SolidVPS select the best eligible node based on your location, template and available capacity.
Intel Budget
Best for low-cost automation, API-backed applications, lightweight services and small local models.
AMD Ryzen
Best for local AI inference, developer environments, private AI assistants and 7B/8B model workloads.
AMD EPYC
Best for high-memory applications, production RAG, vector databases, multi-user workloads and larger deployments.
If a requested CPU family is unavailable in the selected location, you can choose another location, use Auto / Best Available, choose another CPU family, or ask Solid AI for help.
Explore Cloud Resources
Everything around the VM.
Solid AI custom deployment
Build anything compatible with Solid AI.
Not every customer needs one of the standard SolidVPS templates. Solid AI can help you describe, configure and deploy a custom environment based on your requirements — without requiring technical knowledge.
Tell Solid AI what you want to run, which applications should communicate with each other, where the VMs should be located, what CPU and RAM you need and whether the VMs should use a private vRack.
- Choose Intel, Ryzen or EPYC
- Recommend a Flex plan
- Create one or more VMs
- Install custom applications
- Connect databases and app VMs
- Build local or cross-region vRack
- Create firewall rules
- Configure PTR records
- Add backup protection
- Configure a Custom ISO
- Troubleshoot supported issues
- Identify limitations before deployment
Example request: "I want to deploy a private company AI platform that is not one of the standard SolidVPS templates. I need one VM for the web application, one VM for the database and one VM for vector search. Put the application and database in New York, connect them through a private vRack, use AMD Ryzen for the application and AMD EPYC for the vector database if available, allow only HTTPS and private database traffic, configure PTR records and add backups. Please recommend the Flex plan and deploy the environment for me."
Cloud Resources FAQ
Questions before you deploy?
Find quick answers about Flex pools, CPU families, bandwidth, vRack, backups and custom deployments.
A Flex pool is a pooled monthly subscription. Instead of buying separate fixed VPS plans for every workload, you get a shared pool of vCPU, RAM, NVMe storage, public IPv4 addresses and VM slots that you can divide between multiple VMs and rebalance as your environment grows.
Public bandwidth and private vRack bandwidth are separate allowances. Public bandwidth applies to Internet traffic through your VMs' public interfaces. vRack bandwidth applies to private traffic between VMs connected to your vRack. They are never combined into one total, and both are pooled across the subscription.
Yes. You select a CPU preference for each VM deployment. SolidVPS then selects an eligible node in your chosen location when capacity is available. You are not buying one permanently assigned physical node. If a requested CPU family is unavailable, you can choose another location, use Auto / Best Available, or ask Solid AI for help.
A private vRack is an isolated private network that connects your VMs together without using public Internet bandwidth. It is useful when multiple VMs need to communicate securely, for example a web application VM talking to a database VM. vRack can be local to one location or span cross-region, and it uses its own separate bandwidth allowance.
No. Cloud Resources Flex plans come with defined public and vRack bandwidth allowances that are pooled across the subscription. If you need unmetered or very high bandwidth, contact Solid AI or support and we can recommend a plan or a custom deployment that fits your traffic profile.
Yes. Tell Solid AI what you want to run, which applications should communicate, where the VMs should be located, what CPU and RAM you need and whether the VMs should use a private vRack. Solid AI can recommend a Flex plan, create one or more VMs, install custom applications, configure firewall rules, set PTR records, add backups and identify limitations before deployment — without requiring technical knowledge.
Yes. When a standard template does not fit, you can use the existing SolidVPS Custom ISO process. Provide a reachable ISO URL and the image will be downloaded and attached through the deployment process. Solid AI can help configure the resulting environment if additional setup is needed after installation.
You can add scheduled full-VM backups with retention plans from 1 to 14 backups. Windows snapshots are supported where available. Backups are managed from the SolidVPS control panel and can be restored without rebuilding the VM.
Currently, Cloud Resources plans are provisioned with IPv4 addresses only. IPv6 support is coming soon — once available, we will automatically assign a complimentary /64 subnet to any previously deployed VMs at no extra cost. We are working to bring IPv6 to these plans as quickly as possible, though we do not have a specific ETA at this time.