Memory Optimized Cloud
- CPU2 dedicated vCPU
- Memory16 GB
- Storage100 GB SSD
- Memory ratio8 GB / vCPU
Run databases, analytics, caches, JVM/.NET applications, monitoring platforms, and other memory-heavy customer workloads on plans designed around a practical 8 GB RAM-per-vCPU target ratio.
Five clear tiers make it easier to quote databases, caches, monitoring stacks, and line-of-business applications without turning every proposal into a custom infrastructure exercise.
Memory Optimized Cloud
Memory Optimized Cloud
Memory Optimized Cloud
Memory Optimized Cloud
Memory Optimized Cloud
Memory Optimized configurations are MSPClouds recommended starting points. Taxes, software licensing, backups, optional services, and other add-ons may be additional. Availability can vary by location.
Memory-heavy applications expose weak infrastructure quickly. MSPClouds pairs practical high-memory sizing with resilient platform design, private connectivity, storage engineered for production workloads, and support from people who understand MSP operations.
Start with substantially more RAM per vCPU so databases and application heaps are not forced into CPU-heavy plans just to get enough memory.
Cloud platform design, spare capacity, and failover capabilities help reduce the operational impact of underlying hardware failures.
Fast persistent storage supports the random I/O patterns commonly generated by databases, monitoring systems, and transactional applications.
Get help sizing, migrating, and operating customer workloads from a team familiar with recurring services and customer-facing infrastructure.
Keep database, application, and service-to-service traffic on private networks where supported for cleaner architecture and lower exposure.
Bring existing CPU, RAM, storage, and utilization data and MSPClouds can help map the workload before you move it.
MSPClouds keeps common server operating systems close to the deployment workflow so MSPs can standardize builds, move customer workloads faster, and still keep flexibility for specialized systems.
Enterprise Linux compatibility for hosting, application, and business workloads.
Small, security-minded Linux images for lightweight services, containers, and appliances.
A flexible rolling-release Linux option for advanced users and custom environments.
Continuously delivered enterprise Linux for development, testing, and modern server workloads.
Stable, broadly supported Linux for web, application, database, and infrastructure services.
Current Fedora Server image for teams that want newer packages and fast-moving Linux features.
BSD-based operating system for networking, storage, security, and specialized server workloads.
Flexible Linux for development, infrastructure, automation, and enterprise-adjacent workloads.
Enterprise Linux compatibility for production servers, applications, and hosting environments.
Popular LTS cloud operating system with broad ecosystem support and familiar administration.
Microsoft server operating systems for .NET, Active Directory, IIS, SQL Server, and Windows workloads.
Template availability can vary by location, virtualization platform, licensing, and upstream release lifecycle. “LATEST” tracks the current MSPClouds Fedora template. Windows licensing may be billed separately.
Common questions about sizing, billing, databases, scaling, operating systems, backups, and moving memory-heavy workloads to MSPClouds.
Still have a question? Talk to MSPClouds →Typical fits include relational and NoSQL databases, in-memory caches, analytics platforms, monitoring and logging stacks, large JVM or .NET applications, ERP systems, and customer applications where memory pressure is the primary constraint.
Memory Optimized plans provide more RAM per vCPU. That can be more efficient when the workload needs memory capacity but does not need a proportional increase in CPU cores.
Plans use predictable advertised monthly pricing, making it easier for MSPs to budget and resell the service. Optional licensing, backups, and other add-ons may be additional.
Yes. Share the existing VM specifications and, ideally, memory utilization or working-set data. MSPClouds can help map the workload to an appropriate starting configuration.
Common Linux, Windows, and BSD templates are supported where available, and custom ISO upload provides flexibility for other supported workloads. Licensing requirements still apply.
Resources can be increased as workload requirements grow, subject to platform and location availability. MSPClouds can help plan larger configurations when you outgrow a published tier.
Backups are optional. Production workloads should maintain a tested backup and recovery strategy independent of the primary server.
Yes. Migration assistance is available, and memory-heavy workloads are especially good candidates for a pre-migration sizing review so capacity and downtime expectations can be planned in advance.