Ilkbyte is a self-service cloud server platform running on Netinternet infrastructure. You can create servers at a speed measured in seconds, not minutes; you can stop, restart, take snapshots, scale and manage operational tasks from a single panel. The platform helps you establish the right cost-performance balance with server types suitable for different usage scenarios such as Cloud, Enterprise and Storage.

In Ilkbyte, billing is calculated hourly based on the time your server is active. When you stop the server, billing stops; when you delete it, the related resources are closed. In many scenarios, this approach significantly optimizes total cost for test environments, campaign periods, short-term projects and systems that work with an on-demand approach.

The difference is mainly shaped by disk performance, resource profile and intended use. Cloud packages offer a balanced and economical approach for general use. Enterprise is positioned for workloads requiring higher processing power and I/O performance. Storage packages are preferred in scenarios requiring larger storage space rather than performance. For the right choice, it is sufficient to base it on expected CPU/RAM usage, disk IOPS needs and your growth projection.

In Ilkbyte, you can upgrade your server to higher packages in seconds with scaling. Only the difference in transitioning to the new package is charged. However, downgrading may not be possible in every scenario due to the inability to shrink disk blocks. Therefore, when choosing your initial plan, it is healthiest to consider your needs for today and the near future; upgrading as you grow is the most practical approach.

A snapshot allows you to create a quick rollback point before short-term changes. In Ilkbyte, snapshots can be automatically taken with scheduled task (cron) logic. Snapshot storage is offered within certain limits. For critical systems, we recommend positioning snapshots as a quick rollback layer rather than a replacement for your regular backup strategy.

Clone allows you to quickly create new servers from the same structure by duplicating your existing server in a few steps. This feature saves significant time especially in horizontally scaling architectures. On the Ilkbyte side, cloning aims to reduce setup repetition, long configuration steps and operational time costs.

Yes. With the install from ISO feature, you can install an operating system or mount an external disk image to the server remotely for installation/repair processes. You can also download your disk images, store them externally, or use an image uploaded to an accessible address when creating a new server. This approach is ideal for standardization, fast migration and golden image strategies.

The console feature provides remote screen/keyboard/mouse access at BIOS level even when the server has no network access. It saves the day when SSH access is lost due to ISO installation scenarios or wrong firewall/route settings. The console used through the browser works with a VNC-based NoVNC approach through a secure local proxy.

Rescue Mode is a special startup environment used to recover data or repair the system on servers where the operating system does not boot or becomes inaccessible. In rescue mode, the server starts with a special Linux environment and your actual virtual disk is attached as a secondary disk. This way you can access your disk via SSH or console to fix configuration files, resolve boot issues or copy critical data.

Ilkbyte offers detailed management capabilities on your IPv4/IPv6 addresses. You can define multiple PTR (RDNS) records. RDNS management is especially critical for email servers, services requiring reverse DNS and reputation management.

Yes. A free DNS service is offered where you can manage your DNS records by adding your domain names to the Ilkbyte panel. The DNS infrastructure is positioned behind Anti-DDoS firewall and on multiple physical servers. A, AAAA, CNAME, MX, TXT, SRV, NS record types are supported.

In Ilkbyte, Anti-DDoS Firewall aims to protect against volumetric attacks at Layer4 level without routing traffic abroad and without using GRE/IPSec tunnels. It helps maintain business continuity in scenarios such as SYN Flood, protocol-focused attacks and volume-focused attack types. For application layer (L7) needs, additionally positioning WAF-like layers according to your architecture is the correct approach.

Yes. You can add multiple users to your Ilkbyte account and work as a team. With authorization templates, for example, accounting can only access payments/invoices while the technical team can only perform operations on servers. Also, a user can be part of multiple accounts, making it easy to manage both individual and corporate accounts from a single panel.

Yes. With activity logs, you can view, filter and retrospectively track operations performed by users in your account. Critical operations with impact on the service such as server creation/deletion are logged. This increases control in team accounts and reduces potential confusion.

With notification options, if you have multiple accounts, you can manage which account's notifications reach you. With account-based customizable notification settings, you can make task tracking more organized.

With the call center access in account settings, you determine which of your users can access the phone support line. Authorized users can allow operations on your account and servers depending on authorization level. This way you gain speed while maintaining the security/audit line.

Yes. Ilkbyte has REST API support that comes by default for all accounts. This way you can integrate server lifecycle management processes into your own software and workflows. Automation provides significant operational advantage in DevOps flows, CI/CD processes, self-healing scenarios and periods requiring rapid capacity increase.

When traffic is exceeded, a billing approach can be applied at certain intervals. If automatic payment authorization is enabled, automatic collection is made from your account balance or registered card to ensure your traffic usage continues. This is especially important for service continuity in services that cannot tolerate interruption.