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Manage a STACKIT Server

This page shows you how to manage a STACKIT server in the STACKIT Portal.

Changing an existing STACKIT Server instance

Section titled “Changing an existing STACKIT Server instance”

STACKIT servers are the basis of Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) from STACKIT. There are a variety of options available to you. These include:

With the STACKIT Server itself you can also use functions that directly influence the behavior of the VM. These functions are described below.

Volumes can be viewed in the Portal under ComputingServer.

Server list table displaying two servers. Server1 shows ‘Active’ status in green, located in availability zone ‘eu01-3’ with private IP ‘10.1.0.128’ and a copy icon. Server2 shows ‘Shelved offloaded’ status in gray with private IP ‘10.1.0.65’. A dropdown menu is open for Server2 showing management options: Start, Stop, Reboot, Unshelve, Web console, and Delete. Column headers include Name (with sort arrow), Status, Task, Availability zones, and Private IP.

You can use the function menu to select your STACKIT Server instance.

  • Start (if they are switched off),
  • Stop (if they are switched on)
  • Restart (if they are switched on)

Server list table showing two active servers. Server1 is located in availability zone ‘eu01-3’ with private IP ‘10.1.0.128’. Server2 is in ‘eu01-m’ with private IP ‘10.1.0.65’. Both servers display ‘Active’ status in green. A dropdown menu is open for Server2 with management options: Start, Stop, Reboot, Shelve, Web console, and Delete. Table columns include Name (with sort arrow), Status, Task (showing dashes), Availability zones, and Private IP (with copy icons).

You can use the function menu to select your STACKIT Server instances.

  • Shelve (if they are switched on or off),
  • Unshelve (if they are shelved offloaded).

Server list table displaying two servers. Server1 shows ‘Active’ status in green, located in availability zone ‘eu01-3’ with private IP ‘10.1.0.128’ and a copy icon. Server2 shows ‘Shelved offloaded’ status in gray with private IP ‘10.1.0.65’. A dropdown menu is open for Server2 showing management options: Start, Stop, Reboot, Unshelve, Web console, and Delete. Column headers include Name (with sort arrow), Status, Task, Availability zones, and Private IP.