Glossary

Application Programming Interfaces, including all types and versions.

Credentials (login, password, API key, Certificate Authorities (CAs)) used to access, use, and manage services. Access keys are linked to a specific account and shall be kept private. An access key is also referred to as access key / secret key (or AK/SK).

For more information, see About Access Keys.

Service provided by 3DS OUTSCALE as a test version before large-scale deployment. Beta services are identified as such in the public documentation. The APIs and resources created and used in beta services are not guaranteed. 3DS OUTSCALE reserves the right to modify or delete beta services without notice.

Memory, compute, storage, and network resources provided by networked servers. Those servers and their underlying infrastructure are operated and managed by OUTSCALE.

See the entry VM.

Storage environment which allows outbound and inbound flow of data from a platform through the internet, including a copy of the data on at least two physical equipments. This copy ensures data sustainability in case of simultaneous failures of one or both equipments used.

OUTSCALE Machine Image ready to use and available on OUTSCALE platforms to provide one or more preconfigured VMs.

For more information, see About OMIs.

OMI identified in the list of available OMIs provided by OUTSCALE.

For more information, see Official OMIs Reference.

Geographical area where Cloud resources are hosted.

For more information, see About Regions and Subregions.

VM which can be reserved in a specific Subregion and linked to an account for a specific duration.

For more information, see Reserved VMs.

Migration of the data stored on the OUTSCALE infrastructure to a compatible isofunctional platform not owned by OUTSCALE.

Component of the access key.

For more information, see About Access Keys.

Point-in-time image of a volume (its data and metadata).

For more information, see About Snapshots.

One or several close locations in a Region where OUTSCALE deploys the equipments required for providing services.

For more information, see Subregions.

Applications, developments, data, database, software, etc. installed one or more VMs or an object storage service, to make them accessible on the internet or through a direct connection.

Virtual Machine(s) or servers deploying the systems, located in the OUTSCALE infrastructure. The servers are composed of:

VMs are also referred to as instances.

For more information, see About VMs.

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