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General information about projects

A project is a group of account resources that can be isolated at the level of account users, their types, and permissions. Resources of a single project can be located in different locations. For some resources in a project, you can set creation limits – project limits and quotas.

In projects, you can manage resources only for products that support working with projects.

The first project (My First project) is created automatically upon account registration in the Control Panel. If you need to, delete this project and create a new one.

You must select a project when ordering or creating a product. After ordering or creating, you can move resources to another project. The duration of the transfer depends on the product and the resource you want to move. For instance, you can transfer cloud platform volumes or transfer a dedicated server quickly, while transferring a cloud server will take more time.

Records of project operations are saved in audit logs.

Project management: user types and permissions

Projects can be managed by users of all types:

To manage project resources, a user or service user must be assigned a permission with access to the required project or to the entire account to access all projects. Within a permission, the role determines which operations will be available to the user. You can determine which role is suitable for a user in the Role Reference Guide.

If a user does not have access to a project, you can add them to the project, see more in the instructions Add project administrator and Add project viewer.

Servercore products that support working with projects

ResourcesProjectsQuotas and limits
Dedicated Servers

Dedicated server

Dedicated server networks:

  • VLAN;
  • public and private subnets
Cloud servers

Cloud platform resources:

  • cloud server;
  • vCPU;
  • GPU;
  • RAM;
  • local disks;
  • network volumes;
  • snapshots;
  • placement groups;
  • custom image storage;
  • Project SSH keys;
  • public subnets;
  • private subnets;
  • public IP addresses;
  • load balancers;
  • routers;
  • licenses;
  • backups;
  • firewalls

Quoted:

  • vCPU;
  • GPU;
  • RAM;
  • local disks;
  • network volumes;
  • custom image storage;
  • public subnets;
  • public IP addresses;
  • load balancers

Not quoted:

  • cloud server;
  • snapshots;
  • placement groups;
  • Project SSH keys;
  • private subnets;
  • routers;
  • licenses;
  • backups;
  • firewalls
Managed databases

Cloud platform resources:

  • DBaaS vCPU;
  • DBaaS RAM;
  • DBaaS local disks;
  • DBaaS backups;
  • public subnets;
  • private networks;
  • public IP addresses;
  • routers

Quoted:

  • DBaaS vCPU;
  • DBaaS RAM;
  • DBaaS local disks;
  • public subnets;
  • Public IP addresses

Not quoted:

  • DBaaS backups;
  • private networks;
  • routers
Managed Kubernetes

Cloud platform resources:

  • Fault-tolerant Managed Kubernetes cluster;
  • Basic Managed Kubernetes cluster;
  • vCPU;
  • GPU;
  • RAM;
  • local disks;
  • network volumes;
  • public subnets;
  • private networks;
  • public IP addresses;
  • load balancers;
  • routers

Quoted:

  • Basic Managed Kubernetes cluster;
  • Fault-tolerant Managed Kubernetes cluster.
  • vCPU;
  • GPU;
  • RAM;
  • local disks;
  • network volumes;
  • public subnets;
  • public IP addresses;
  • load balancers

Not quoted:

  • private networks;
  • routers
S3
  • storage volume;
  • outgoing traffic;
  • API requests (GET, HEAD, PUT, POST, COPY requests)
File storage

Cloud platform resources:

  • file storage HDD Basic;
  • file storage SSD Universal;
  • file storage SSD Fast
Mobile FarmMobile Farm devices