Can you use the cloud instead of a server?
Can you use the cloud instead of a server? A cloud is a type of a server, which is remote (usually in Data Centers), meaning you access it via the internet. You are renting the server space, rather than owning the server. A local (regular) server is one that you do buy and own physically, as well as have on site with you.
A cloud is a type of a server, which is remote (usually in Data Centers), meaning you access it via the internet. You are renting the server space, rather than owning the server. A local (regular) server is one that you do buy and own physically, as well as have on site with you.
Where should I place domain controller?
Place a regional domain controller only in locations that include personnel who can administer the domain controller, or be sure that the domain controller can be managed remotely.
How much storage do I need for domain controller?
100 MB will generally be adequate in environments up to 5,000 users per server, in a site. Using a 1 GB network adapter and Receive Side Scaling (RSS) support is recommended for anything above 5,000 users.
How do I add my own domain to the cloud?
Set up your domain using Cloud DNS
- Click Add Record Set.
- In the DNS Name field, add the prefix www for the domain.
- For Resource Record Type, choose CNAME.
- For Canonical name, enter the domain name, followed by a period (for example, example.com. ).
- Click Create.
