Fit the resources to the work
Run internal applications, client services and websites on the right compute tier. Compare CPU, memory and storage across the available plans to find the capacity your business needs.
For the work people depend on
Manage the servers behind your business apps and client services in shared projects. Give your team clear roles and keep track of resource usage, with DDoS protection included.
Talk to us about resources, team access and your operating requirements.
The tools your people use
The work your customers rely on
Your business, open to the world
What changes for you
Run internal applications, client services and websites on the right compute tier. Compare CPU, memory and storage across the available plans to find the capacity your business needs.
DDoS protection and firewall controls form part of your defense. Pair them with a backup and recovery plan for your applications, tested by your team.
Shared projects bring people and instances together. Owner and member roles separate billing-impacting actions from day-to-day access.
Make room for what comes next
Tell us what you run, who depends on it and what a disruption would mean. We can discuss suitable plans and the requirements you need to validate.
List applications, dependencies, capacity needs and where users connect from.
Define project ownership, member access and who handles changes.
Set your backup policy and test restoration before relying on it.
Practical answers about plans, setup and server management.
Evorxa provides cloud servers and shared projects for your team. You manage your applications and their configuration. If you need managed operations, a custom SLA or compliance certification, contact support@evorxa.com to confirm whether we can meet your requirements before ordering.
Yes. Projects support team invitations and owner and member roles. Owners manage membership and billing-impacting operations; members have read and non-billing access.
Start with your application dependencies, backup policy and recovery objectives. DDoS protection is one layer, not a complete continuity plan. Ask us about your requirements, and validate a recovery process with your team.
Share your workloads, team setup and constraints. We’ll start there.