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Adjust the Resources of an Cloud Enterprise Virtual Machine
The following article explains how to adjust the resources of your Enterprise Virtual Machine. You have the ability to increase or decrease the amount of CPU and memory available to your virtual machine. You can also increase the amount of disk space available for your virtual machine. An increase to a resource will be reflected in your invoice as a pro-rated amount, billed only for the remainder of your current billing cycle. A decrease to a resource will be reflected in your invoice as a credit applied to your current invoice.
To adjust the resources of your virtual machine (VM), please follow these steps:
- Browse to the Customer Portal located at https://customer.hosting.com
- Login as the administrative user.
- If you have more than one account, select the appropriate account from the Current Account drop down in the top right corner.
- From the menu, click Cloud > Manage.
- Click the ID number for the VM you wish to Manage.
- Click Reconfigure next to the option or service you wish to change. Change the option at which time billing will be displayed on the screen and then click OK to confirm the change.
It may be necessary to restart your virtual machine to allow the resources to be re-allocated to your virtual machine.
