Provider-backed catalog
Choose approved locations, images, and VM sizes from a catalog aligned to LayerRail pricing and availability.
LayerRail Compute
Virtual machines with project context
Launch Linux, Windows, and game server workloads with managed networking, clear sizing, attached billing context, and lifecycle state that stays visible.
At a glance
Workloads
Linux, Windows, and game VPS
Networking
Public IPs, private networks, firewalls
Lifecycle
Create, inspect, resize, update, and delete
Key features
Networking included
Attach private networks, firewalls, DNS records, and load balancers without leaving the project workflow.
Clear resource state
Provisioning, running, updating, and deleting states stay visible so users know what Azure and LayerRail are doing.
How it works
Each workflow follows the same LayerRail model: choose the service, attach it to a project, confirm the configuration, and keep lifecycle state visible.
01
Choose a project
Keep ownership, users, billing, and resource records attached to the VM from the start.
02
Select image and size
Pick the operating system, region, plan, storage, SSH access, and network settings.
03
Launch and operate
Use the details page to inspect state, update settings, attach services, and remove resources cleanly.
Common use cases
Production services
Run API servers, background workers, dashboards, and internal services with predictable VM ownership.
Windows and game workloads
Create Windows servers or game VPS instances without separating the workflow from the rest of the project.
Dedicated workloads
Use VM-backed services for jobs that need isolated compute, memory, storage, or network boundaries.
Start with LayerRail
Open the console, create a project, and launch this workflow with the rest of your cloud resources.