
You Asked for Intel in Montréal. It Is Here.
Intel Xeon Gold compute is live in YUL-1: general-purpose and memory-optimized plans, custom sizing, and Intel Xeon Kubernetes nodes, at the same list prices as equivalent AMD sizes.
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Intel Xeon Gold compute is live in YUL-1: general-purpose and memory-optimized plans, custom sizing, and Intel Xeon Kubernetes nodes, at the same list prices as equivalent AMD sizes.

A working public-cloud deployment does not always survive the move to private infrastructure. Here is the failure pattern we hit moving a VPN control plane off AWS, and the lessons that apply to any public-to-private cloud migration.

A step-by-step guide to launching a virtual machine and installing Dokploy on ZSoftly Cloud Platform, entirely from the portal. Self-host your apps and databases with Git deploys and automatic TLS.

What Prepaid, Postpaid, and Manual billing mean on ZCP, how each one works day to day, and how to pick the right one at signup.

A September roundup for ZCP: Kubernetes 1.37 for new clusters, safer CLI workflows in v0.0.28 and v0.0.29, and Terraform provider v0.2.0.

Kubernetes 1.37 is available for new ZCP managed clusters. Explore a queue-worker scaling example, supported versions, upstream support dates, and a practical upgrade plan.

Canadian cloud education should pair commercial-platform training with open infrastructure, practical labs, and vendor-independent operating skills.
Data residency matters, but sovereignty also depends on ownership, legal jurisdiction, operations, and control of the compute stack.

A YUL-1 comparison of local NVMe, local SATA SSD, and shared replicated block storage. See the performance results, pricing model, and recovery tradeoffs before choosing a storage tier.

Debian 12 and 13 are available as ZCP public images in YOW-1 and YUL-1. Learn the sizing baseline, operational practices, and official Debian references.