These are the frequently asked questions for Vultr Optimized Cloud Compute instances.
You can access a Vultr Optimized Cloud Compute instance depending on its operating system. Use SSH or the Vultr Console for Linux instances and the Remote Desktop Protocol for Windows instances.
Yes, Vultr Optimized Cloud Compute supports resource-intensive applications depending on your server size. For example, if your applications require more RAM, deploy a memory-optimized instance.
No, you cannot downgrade a Vultr Optimized Cloud Compute instance, but can upgrade the instance to higher plans as your needs grow.
Yes, a stopped instance incurs normal charges as it would while running. However, the instance does not incur any charges when destroyed which may lead to data loss.
Yes, you can change your Vultr Optimized Cloud Compute instance type. Navigate to Settings -> Change Plan to modify the instance type. For example, you can change a CPU-optimized instance to a memory-optimized instance.
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