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For anyone else who may be confused - this is already the case in Cloud (obviously), but now will apply for Robot as well. > This structure will be similar to
by lionkor 3y ago
For anyone else who may be confused - this is already the case in Cloud (obviously), but now will apply for Robot as well.
> This structure will be similar to our Cloud billing.
It says it here, but I glanced over it :)
- the_common_man 3y agoWhat is the difference between cloud and robot?
- sunbum 3y agoCloud is VM's Robot is bare metal
- koolba 3y agos/‘s/s,/ Otherwise the VM possessive reads like: Cloud = VM’s Robot = bare metal
- jeanlucas 3y agoThank you
- MonkeyClub 3y agoConsequently cloud = bare metal; which agrees with the axiom that "it's not a cloud, it's just someone else's computer".
- randomdata 3y agoTraditionally, cloud referred to an abstraction above "someone else's computer", keeping the specific details of those computers hidden from the user, allowing the operator to do things like swap out the hardware, move the data to another datacenter, etc. without the end user ever noticing. But tech people love to come up with new definitions for the same terms all the time, so anything goes.
- aaronmdjones 3y agoHetzner's cloud console (https://console.hetzner.cloud/ https://console.hetzner.cloud/) was introduced for their vServer migration (competing with the likes of Linode). Robot (https://robot.your-server.de/ https://robot.your-server.de/) was used for their vServers previously and is still used for their dedicated servers and domain names and such.