OneProvider

Platform

Products

name: OneCloud General Purpose Instances; category: currently_publicly_advertised_hourly_root_kvm_virtual_machine; current general purpose plan count: 13; current in scope country count: 30; current in scope location count: 46; current in scope country codes: AR, AT, BE, BG, BO, BR, CA, CL, CO, CR, CY, CZ, DE, DK, EC, ES, FI, FR, GR, IE, IT, LT, MX, NL, PE, PL, PT, RO, SE, US; resource range: vcpu: 1–32; memory gib: 1–128; nvme storage gb: 10–1024; monthly transfer tb: 0.2–50; exact hourly usd: 0.0056–0.5556; provider displayed approx monthly usd: 4–400; global location count conflict: The current product and pricing prose say up to/available in 68 locations, while the pricing page's executable Drupal map contains 69 entries and its own JavaScript assigns General Purpose to all 69. The directory preserves the conflict and counts only the 46 map entries inside the EU-and-sovereign-Americas universe.; map semantics: The official map JavaScript explicitly defines combination code 1 as General, 2 as General plus Storage, 4 as General plus Storage plus Dedicloud, and 6 as General plus Dedicloud. All 46 included entries use one of those General-bearing codes; Buenos Aires uses code 1.; orderability: The current pricing page exposes USD/CAD/EUR Start Now links to the OnePanel registration route plus an email Sign Up form. The benchmark uses the ordinary USD table, not the separately promoted account credit. No form was submitted and no account, cart, order, API mutation or payment was created.; billing boundary: Each active VM is billed hourly from funded account balance. The monthly values are marked with a tilde and are approximate comparators, not caps or commitments. Terms require a minimum refill equal to the greatest of weekly usage, the customer setting or USD 10, and a minimum balance equal to the greatest of three days' usage, the customer setting or USD 1. Funds added to the account are non-refundable.; transfer and port boundary: The table publishes monthly transfer allowances and the product advertises 1 Gbps ports. FAQ/SLA material says allowances reset monthly, are prorated hourly using 720 hours per month, and overage is USD 0.05/GB. The generic port footnote calls listed port speed shared, fair-use and best-effort rather than guaranteed; exact OneCloud contention, direction accounting and throttling thresholds are not_found.; placement boundary: The map publishes cities, while terms say most announced locations are where the datacenters are but reserve nearby placement inside the same country. The directory therefore verifies physical country presence and retains each city as the provider's map label, not as a guaranteed municipal boundary or facility address.; seller boundary: OneProvider says it consolidates more than 100 upstream providers and that some services are resold; its FAQ separately calls OneCloud its virtual-server infrastructure. Exact facility operators, upstreams, ownership, ASNs, racks, hosts and availability zones for the 46 entries are not_found.; delivery verification and refund boundary: FAQ says verified-account OneCloud delivery is instant, while unverified accounts are delivered after verification, typically within 24 business hours. Fraud/KYC checks can recur. Refund decisions are reserved, account funds are non-refundable, and the terms' ten-day language is framed around undelivered servers rather than a general OneCloud trial.

Operating systems

current public family labels: Ubuntu, CentOS, Debian, Suse, Fedora, Scientific, AlmaLinux, Rocky, Custom ISO; version boundary: The current public product page names families only. Exact versions, architectures, image identifiers, update cadence and per-location availability are not_found; the presence of older family labels is not an endorsement of upstream support status.; custom iso boundary: The product page advertises Custom ISO. FAQ instead says a list of ISOs is available and support may possibly add an unlisted OS; the API documents ISO mount/unmount but no anonymous upload/import workflow.

Virtualization

technology: KVM; guest access: The public VM API exposes root-password changes, SSH-key assignment and VNC credentials; FAQ calls the service unmanaged. These controls establish administrator/root access without requiring a purchase.; management surface: OnePanel plus a documented request-enabled public API for create/destroy, boot/shutdown/reboot, resize, reinstall, hostname/root password, images/restore, ISO mount, SSH keys, VNC, IPv6, rDNS, projects and tags.; images and storage: The product advertises provider images for duplication/backup and attachable additional storage. Stored images cost USD 0.05/GB/month; additional-storage price and exact durability are not_found.; hypervisor version host selection nested virtualization live migration console transport cloud init image import export rescue mode and snapshot semantics: not_found

CPU isolation

Not stated

Features

• App installation model: One-click Install App selection during instance creation; current public labels: cPanel, Docker, Drupal, GitLab, LAMP, LEMP, Minecraft, Node.js, OpenVPN, OwnCloud, Ruby on Rails, Webmin, Webuzo, WordPress; price and version boundary: The page calls this a free convenience service but publishes no versions, licenses, credentials, maintenance policy or uniform per-location matrix. FAQ separately says cPanel is no longer offered, conflicting with the current OneCloud app page; the app-page label is preserved with that caveat.
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• Templates & images types: public OS-family images, Custom ISO label, customer-created VM images for duplication/backup, one-click application images; controls: The API lists available OS templates and customer images and supports image create/delete/rename/restore plus ISO mount/unmount.; snapshot private template cross region copy image import export retention and consistency: not_found
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• Network orchestration control planes: OnePanel, request-enabled public API; documented vm and network controls: location switch, plan resize, IPv6 enable, one additional IP per VM, bandwidth auto-suspension toggle, hostname, reverse-DNS get/add/edit/delete, projects and tags, network-usage and traffic graphs, VM lifecycle, reinstall, images, ISO, SSH keys and VNC; api access boundary: FAQ says customers request API access through OnePanel. No anonymous API credential was created or authenticated method invoked.; private vpc vlan subnet routing floating ip bgp byoip security group nat gateway vpn managed kubernetes cli sdk terraform ansible and cloud init: not_found
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• Firewall
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• Load balancer
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• DNS management
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• Git integrations
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• Container registry
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