Dedicated virtual machines

Some workloads need dedicated compute capacity alongside storage. With EverBlaze, Everabyte offers dedicated virtual machines: isolated, high-performance VMs operated alongside your storage. This article describes their scope and how to request them.

In short

EverBlaze dedicated virtual machines are isolated, high-performance VMs offered alongside storage. Their allocations (CPU, RAM) and whether they are included depend on the plan: check the Pricing page, then contact the Everabyte team to request activation.

What dedicated VMs are for

They are aimed at workloads that need dedicated compute alongside storage. You can run regular processing or internal applications without maintaining infrastructure separate from your storage.

Configuration by plan

Dedicated VM specifications differ by plan: CPU and RAM allocations are not the same from one plan to the next. Everabyte does not publish generic specifications in this article — see the Pricing page, which details what each plan includes and what is an add-on.

Security and operation

The dedicated VM infrastructure is managed by Everabyte. The zero-knowledge model still applies to your stored data: it stays encrypted and unreadable to Everabyte. To learn more, see How we protect files.

Activation and requests

Access to dedicated VMs goes through sales or support: contact the team via the Contact page or at [email protected]. The team will confirm the options available for your plan; there is no self-service activation.

Common issues

How much CPU and RAM does a dedicated VM include?

Allocations differ by plan: check the Pricing page or contact sales for the values that apply to your organization.

Are dedicated VMs included in every EverBlaze plan?

What is included or offered as an add-on varies by plan: the Pricing page is authoritative, and sales can confirm your configuration.

Who administers the virtual machines?

The infrastructure is managed by Everabyte; for any access or configuration request, go through sales or support.