Product Documentation

Compare Vultr Cloud Compute, Optimized Cloud Compute, Cloud GPU, Bare Metal, and VX1 instances.

Provision and manage Vultr compute clusters: check availability, create, scale, use instance templates, and delete.

Deploy and operate Vultr Kubernetes Engine clusters: provisioning, management, firewall, high availability, and apps.

Host AI models on Vultr Serverless Inference, use its chat, prompt, and speech endpoints, and build RAG collections.

Provision, attach, resize, mount, and snapshot NVMe or HDD Vultr Block Storage volumes for your instances.

Provision S3-compatible Vultr Object Storage, manage buckets and credentials, archive cold data, and set CORS rules.

Provision shared Vultr File System volumes that several instances use, then attach, resize, mount, and delete them.

Provision a Vultr Storage Gateway that serves VFS volumes over NFSv4, manage its exports, and mount it on Linux.

Deploy and manage Vultr Managed Databases for PostgreSQL, MySQL, Valkey, and Apache Kafka clusters.

Schedule automatic backups of Vultr Cloud Compute instances at daily to monthly intervals, and delete old ones.

Capture the full state of a Vultr Cloud Compute instance on demand, then restore it or clone it into new instances.

Create isolated Vultr VPC networks for private instance traffic, then monitor or delete them or add a NAT Gateway.

Provision, resize, and monitor a Vultr Load Balancer, and configure its networking, rules, and health checks.

Create Vultr Firewall groups that filter IPv4 and IPv6 traffic to your instances, then manage, link, or delete them.

Reserve static public IP addresses that stay on your Vultr account when unattached, then manage or delete them.

Set up Vultr BGP: request access, get credentials, add IP prefixes, check RPKI status, and choose an ASN.

Create and manage Vultr CDN Pull Zones that cache origin content at the edge, with bot blocking, CORS, and GZIP.

Manage Vultr CDN Push Zones that store uploaded static files at the edge, with regions, domains, and bot blocking.

Manage domains and records on Vultr DNS Anycast name servers: add a domain, point your registrar, and edit records.

Host OCI images in Vultr Container Registry and manage its repositories, robot accounts, and Docker Hub proxy.

Upload a custom ISO to Vultr from a remote URL, install it on Cloud Compute, or delete it; accounts hold two ISOs.

Add, update, and delete public SSH keys in your Vultr account so instances accept passwordless logins.

Add and delete startup scripts that run custom commands when a Vultr Cloud Compute instance first boots.