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Cloud Services

All you need to build a solid, fast and easy manageable infrastructure for your applications.

Servers

Host your applications, web sites and services on high performance cloud servers. Various Linux distributions, with root access and plenty of scaling options.

Workstations

Move your workplace on the cloud with Workstations. Get a scalable, fast and secure desktop machine. Access your workplace from anywhere.

Storage

Add super fast block storage to your servers and workstations. Attach storage and resize drives anytime during operation. Scale up to 64 drives per machine.

DNS

Make your ideas accessible to the wide world through a lightning fast, reliable and simple DNS services. Easy manage your domains and records.

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What's Inside

We design and build CloudBalkan services with the intention to make 'Infrastructure' simple for you.

Blog

Read the latest cloud news and tutorials

Mikrotik RouterOS security vulnerability reported in versions before 6.42

Mikrotik RouterOS has been a target for a decent amount of attack in last few months and this hasn’t stopped yet. Yesterday Mikrotik reported another security vulnerability resulting in remote access, infection and deploying a botnet code on infected devices. It is so far claimed to be a vulnerability in the Winbox (port 8291) interface although it is not confirmed that the issue limits only to this. Read More

FreeBSD turns 25!

June 19, 1993 is a date that mark one particularly important step in the open source world. On that date the name FreeBSD is officially agreed for what is today one of the most popular open source operating system. Read More

How to fix “perl: warning: Setting locale failed”

There’s a pretty common issue with locales in Ubuntu that brings up a nasty warning message about “Setting locale failed”.

You can use the following line to resolve it:

sudo update-locale LC_ALL=en_US.UTF-8 LANG=en_US.UTF-8

This sets the default locale to en_US.UTF-8.

Install Gitlab on Ubuntu Server 18.04

Gitlab is one of the most popular version control, issues management and CI systems today. Based on Git for the version control, GitLab adds a plenty of tools, integrations and a beautiful graphical interface to manage your your projects and tasks. Often reffered as an self-hosted alternative to the popular service Github.com, Gitlab is actually a well developed and supported project. Gitlab CE is the community edition and is openly deployed as a self-hosted solution. Read More