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Start a Linux server or workstation in less than a minute. Deploy your applications or host your web sites on the solid cloud servers.

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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

How to create a temporary file in Linux shell

Sometime you just need to quickly put down something in a temporary file. And as easy as it seems to just type in some file name like ‘test’, ‘test1’ and so on, this soon becomes wasteful and impractical.

In this article we’ll show you a bit more professional and programmable way to create temporary files in Linux usin ‘mktemp’. Read More

Happy Programmers’ Day

Happy Programmers’ Day to all software developers around the flat earth!

Today is the 256th day of this year and as every year, on the 2^8 day we celebrate the magic of programming.

We wish you all the best!

How to install “git” on Ubuntu linux

Git is very popular version control system today. It often is a ‘must have’ tool for software developers.

In this simple article we show you the installation command: Read More

How to find Java version in Linux

In the recent years Java is one of the most popular technologies including in the world of Web. In this article we’ll start with something fairly simple – how to check which is the currently installed version of Java in a Linux environment.

If you have either the JRE (Java Runtime Environment) or the JDK (Java Development Kit) you will have the java command present. Read More