IBEE Cloud VM instance types come in two families: Standard for balanced everyday workloads and Performance for compute-optimized workloads that need higher CPU density. Every instance type ships with included disk and bandwidth.
Reliable virtual machines with balanced vCPU and memory — the right default for most production workloads. Each plan ships with a private-network ceiling that scales with size and a default 100 Mbps public-network NIC.
std.1.c4.m16 is the most popular choice for new production deployments.
Compute-optimized virtual machines with stronger CPU density, for workloads that need faster processing per core. Each plan ships with a private-network ceiling proportional to size and a default 100 Mbps public-network NIC.
perf.1.c4.m8 is the most popular Performance plan.
vCPU, RAM, and disk for each plan are encoded in the plan name (see Naming convention).
For GPU-accelerated workloads (training, inference, rendering), see GPU VMs.
Plan names follow <family>.<gen>.c<vCPU>.m<RAM-GiB>:
std.1.c4.m16 — Standard family, generation 1, 4 vCPU, 16 GiB RAM.perf.1.c8.m16 — Performance family, generation 1, 8 vCPU, 16 GiB RAM.The generation number changes when the underlying hardware platform is refreshed.
Every plan includes:
Storage beyond the included disk is added separately as Block Storage.
You can move a running VM to a larger plan from Settings → Change Plan. The VM is briefly stopped, resources are upgraded, and it restarts on the new plan. Disk size grows with the new plan; CPU and RAM are updated atomically. See Resize a VM.