Servers

A server is a Linux virtual machine on your private network.

Server list

The server list shows status, type, private address and optional public address for every VM. Open a server for lifecycle actions or start the create flow from this screen.

Server detail

The detail screen contains network addresses, image and type information, attached firewalls and recent operations. Start, stop and inspect the server from here.

Create server

Choose the VM type, operating-system image, network, firewall and SSH key. Public IP is optional; private-only servers can be reached through VPN. Review the monthly estimate before provisioning.

In the console

• Server list with status, private IP and optional public IP
• Create form: type, image, subnet, SSH key, firewall, public IP
• Detail page for addresses and actions

Settings

| Field | Description | |---|---| | Name | Display name | | Type | Size / capacity from the catalog | | Image | OS image | | Subnet | Private attachment | | SSH key | Public key for login | | Firewall | Allow rules to apply | | Public IP | Optional — billed while enabled |

CLI (wcc)

wcc ssh-key create --name laptop
wcc server create --name web --type cx11 --image fedora-40 \
  --ssh-key <key-uuid> --firewall <firewall-uuid>
wcc server get --name web
# private-only: reach via VPN — see networking/vpn + backend docs/server-e2e.md
ssh -i ./id_ed25519 fedora@<private_ip>

Tips

• Prefer private-only access and reach the server over VPN when possible.
• Open only required ports on the firewall (for example 22 for SSH).
• Fedora Cloud images use the user fedora (injected SSH key).