OS Images Available

Choose the Right Image for Your Compute Instance

When launching a Compute instance on NeevCloud, you must select an Image, the base operating system or pre-configured software stack that will run on your Instance. Images are organised into five tabs based on their type and purpose.

Operating System

Standard OS images for general-purpose cloud Instance. These are clean, minimal base installs ideal for custom deployments.

Image	Description
CentOS	Stable, enterprise-grade Linux distribution based on RHEL sources.
Windows Server	Microsoft Windows Server for business and enterprise workloads.
AlmaLinux	RHEL-compatible Linux distribution, a community-driven CentOS alternative.
Cloud Linux	Hardened Linux OS designed for shared hosting environments.
Fedora	Cutting-edge Linux distribution with the latest upstream features.
OpenSUSE	Flexible, stable Linux distribution suitable for servers and desktops.
Debian	Widely-used, community-driven Linux distribution known for stability.
Red Hat	Enterprise Linux platform with commercial support and certifications.
Ubuntu Linux	Popular, user-friendly Linux distribution with LTS support options.
Rocky Linux	Community enterprise OS, a downstream build of RHEL sources.
Oracle Linux	Oracle's enterprise Linux distribution, optimized for Oracle workloads.

Each OS image offers multiple versions via the Select version dropdown when launching an instance.

Marketplace

One-click application images that come pre-installed and pre-configured, allowing you to deploy software stacks instantly without manual setup.

Image	Category	Description
Plesk	Control Panel	Web hosting control panel for managing websites, domains, and email.
Zabbix	Monitoring	Enterprise-grade open-source monitoring platform.
PostgreSQL	Database	Powerful, open-source relational database system.
Tally	Accounting	Tally ERP pre-configured for business accounting and GST compliance.
Nginx	Web Server	High-performance HTTP server and reverse proxy.
MariaDB	Database	Community-developed relational database, drop-in MySQL replacement.
Docker	Containers	Container runtime environment for deploying containerized applications.
NodeJS	Runtime	JavaScript runtime environment for server-side application development.
MongoDB	Database	NoSQL document database for modern, scalable applications.
CloudPanel	Control Panel	Free, lightweight hosting control panel for PHP and Node.js apps.
GitLab	DevOps	Self-hosted Git repository management and CI/CD platform.
Ubuntu RDP	Remote Desktop	Ubuntu with Remote Desktop Protocol enabled for GUI-based access.
Visual Studio	IDE	Microsoft Visual Studio Code pre-installed development environment.
OpenLiteSpeed	Web Server	Lightweight, high-performance open-source web server.
WordPress	CMS	The world's most popular content management system, ready to use.
ClickHouse DB	Database	High-performance columnar OLAP database for real-time analytics.
FortiGate	Security	Fortinet's enterprise-grade next-generation firewall (NGFW).
Sophos-XG	Security	Sophos next-gen firewall with deep packet inspection and threat protection.
Opnsense	Security	Open-source firewall and routing platform based on FreeBSD.
Acronis	Backup	Enterprise backup and disaster recovery solution.

GPU Operating System

Optimized Ubuntu-based images pre-configured for GPU workloads, including drivers, CUDA toolkit, and ML frameworks. These images are specifically matched to NeevCloud's available GPU hardware.

Image	GPU Target	Description
Ubuntu – Tesla T4	NVIDIA Tesla T4	Ubuntu image optimized for Tesla T4 inference and ML training workloads.
Ubuntu – RTX A6000	NVIDIA RTX A6000	Ubuntu image for professional visualization and AI compute on A6000 GPUs.
Ubuntu – A30	NVIDIA A30	Ubuntu image tailored for data center AI and HPC workloads on A30 GPUs.

Note: Use GPU images only with GPU-enabled Compute flavors to ensure driver compatibility. Select an image that matches your GPU hardware.

Database Images

Deploy production-ready database servers with a single click. NeevCloud provides pre-configured database images with optimized settings, so you can launch a database server in minutes without manual installation or configuration.

Image	Description
MSSQL Standard	Microsoft SQL Server Standard Edition for mid-tier applications and workloads
MSSQL Enterprise	Microsoft SQL Server Enterprise Edition with advanced features for mission-critical workloads
MSSQL Web	Microsoft SQL Server Web Edition, cost-effective for web-facing applications
PostgreSQL	Powerful open-source relational database system known for reliability and data integrity
MongoDB	NoSQL document database for modern, scalable applications
ClickhouseDB	High-performance columnar OLAP database for real-time analytics

Licensing: MSSQL images (Standard, Enterprise, Web) include Microsoft licensing. Charges are based on Microsoft product licensing terms and will be reflected in your billing accordingly. PostgreSQL, MongoDB, and ClickhouseDB are open-source and carry no additional licensing cost.

My Images

The My Images tab lists custom images that belong to your account. These can originate from two sources:

1. Snapshots of existing instances You can create a snapshot of any running or stopped Compute instance. The resulting image will appear here and can be used to launch new identical instances. It is useful for creating reusable base configurations, migrating workloads, or maintaining backups of configured environments.

2. Custom uploaded images If you have a specialised OS or appliance image you wish to deploy on NeevCloud infrastructure, you can request a custom image upload. Please note the following:

Note: Custom image uploads require prior approval from the NeevCloud team. Submitted images undergo security checks and compatibility testing before they are made available in your account, ensuring the integrity and security of the cloud platform.

• To Upload a Custom Image:

  • Open a support ticket

  • OR contact our support team.

Volumes

The Volumes tab allows you to launch a new Compute instance directly from an existing block storage volume snapshot. This is useful when:

• You need to restore a previous state of an instance from a volume-level backup.

• You want to clone a volume-based workload into a new instance.

• You are migrating data from one instance configuration to another.

Volume-based instance launches use data from the snapshot at the time it was taken. Make sure your volume snapshot is current before using it as an image source.