Deploy and Manage CVMs
Choose Your Preferred Method
Phala Cloud offers multiple ways to create and deploy your Confidential Virtual Machine (CVM), accommodating different workflows and preferences.
Option 1: Using the Phala Cloud UI (Recommended for Beginners)
If you prefer a visual interface with guided steps, the Phala Cloud UI provides an intuitive experience for creating your CVM:
The Phala Cloud UI is ideal for:
First-time users of Phala Cloud
Visual learners who prefer graphical interfaces
Quick deployments without command-line knowledge
Option 2: Using the Command Line Interface (CLI)
For developers who prefer terminal-based workflows or need to automate deployments:
The CLI approach is perfect for:
Experienced developers
DevOps automation
CI/CD pipeline integration
Script-based deployments
CVM Management Features
Phala Cloud provides a comprehensive management system for your CVMs, allowing you to monitor, upgrade, and resize your applications.
Monitoring
CVM Status: Track the health and status of your CVMs
Resource Usage: Monitor CPU, memory, and storage consumption
Logs: View application logs and system messages
Upgrades
Environment Variables: Update your application's environment variables
Docker Images: Upgrade your application's Docker image
Resource Allocation: Adjust your CVM's CPU, memory, and storage
Resizing
Resource Scaling: Dynamically adjust your CVM's CPU, memory, and storage
Cost Optimization: Reduce your cloud spending by downsizing your CVM
Security
Data Protection: E2E encrypt your sensitive data at rest
Access Control: Restrict access to your CVMs and logs
CVM Management API
Phala Cloud provides a API for managing your CVMs, allowing you to automate your CVM management tasks.
Next Steps
After creating your CVM, you'll want to:
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