Compute · mum-1a

Milliseconds to a login prompt.

Burstable t1a and dedicated m1a virtual machines on AMD EPYC, with NVMe-backed volumes and 50 Gbps of network. Provisioned in milliseconds, metered by the hour, priced to the paisa.

Open the console Instance docs
mum-1a · zsh ~/ 
$ exc compute create \
    --name web-1 \
    --image_id 1 \
    --instance_type m1a.large \
    --subnet_id 1 \
    --ssh_pubkey my-key \
    --allocate_public_ipv4 \
    --wait
✓ instance web-1 running
$ █
create running · ms

The rate readout

Nine sizes, two temperaments.

Both classes ride AMD EPYC with 50 Gbps networking bandwidth and EBS-backed disk. Full details on the compute rate card and the instance type docs.

t1a — burstable

Burstable AMD EPYC CPUs. Good for NodeJS, Golang, and Python services, dev boxes, and runners.

t1a burstable instance types and hourly rates
InstancevCPUMemoryRate
t1a.micro 2 1 GiB ₹0.236/hr
t1a.small 2 2 GiB ₹0.472/hr
t1a.medium 2 4 GiB ₹0.945/hr

m1a — dedicated

Dedicated AMD EPYC CPUs. Good for Kubernetes, multi-tenant deployments, databases, and steady-state apps.

m1a dedicated instance types and hourly rates
InstancevCPUMemoryRate
m1a.large 2 8 GiB ₹1.889/hr
m1a.xlarge 4 16 GiB ₹3.778/hr
m1a.2xlarge 8 32 GiB ₹7.556/hr
m1a.4xlarge 16 64 GiB ₹15.112/hr
m1a.8xlarge 32 128 GiB ₹30.224/hr
m1a.16xlarge 64 256 GiB ₹60.448/hr

Uptime, settled automatically

The six-minute hour.

The published SLA is 99.99% for the region and 99.5% per instance. Then there's the part we're proudest of: any clock hour in which a single instance is unavailable for more than six minutes is not charged. Automatically. No claim form, no support ticket, no proof of suffering.

And the limitation, stated plainly: Excloud is one region today — Mumbai (mum) — with one zone, mum-1a. If your architecture needs a second zone right now, we don't have one yet.

99.99% region-level SLA
99.5% instance-level SLA
>6 min down that hour is free, no claim needed

Attached to every VM

The fine print, in your favor.

NVMe volumes, à la carte

EBS volumes on NVMe, priced by what you provision: ₹4/GB-mo capacity, ₹1.79/MB/s-mo throughput, ₹0.04/IOPS-mo IOPS. Online resize supported — volume docs.

Network without a decoder ring

50 Gbps networking bandwidth on every class. Public IPv4 ₹0.3/hr, public IPv6 free, ingress free, egress flat ₹1/GiB.

Ten lifecycle verbs

exc compute list · get · start · stop · restart · rename · resize · terminate · protect · unprotect. Pass --wait to block until running.

Resize without ceremony

Stop the VM, run exc compute resize --vm_id 42 --instance_type m1a.xlarge, start it. Volumes survive unchanged.

web-1 is one command away.

From ₹0.236/hr, billed hourly, on the public rate card.

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