Create an Instance with Advanced OptionsThis document describes the advanced options available when creating an Instance on the FPT Cloud Customer Portal, including creating from an ISO image, selecting a…›View and Filter the Instance ListThe Instance list is where you monitor all Instances in a Project, perform quick actions, and navigate to the detail page of each Instance.›Power On, Power Off, and Reboot an InstanceYou can control the power state of an Instance from both the Instance list page and the Instance detail page.›Resize an InstanceResize allows you to change the Flavor of an Instance — that is, adjust the number of vCPUs and the amount of RAM without recreating the Instance from scratch.›Upgrade an Instance Without Downtime (Live Resize)Live Resize lets you increase the vCPU count and RAM of a running Instance without powering it off, losing data, or interrupting your services.›Manage Storage DiskThe Storage Disk tab on the Instance detail page lets you view and manage all disks attached to the Instance, including: adding new disks, editing disk information,…›Manage Network Interface (NIC)The Network Interface tab on the Instance detail page lets you view and manage all NICs attached to the Instance.›Manual Snapshot (Specific VPC)A Snapshot is a copy of the entire Instance state at a specific point in time, including the operating system, applications, and data.›Create a Template from an Instance (Specific VPC)A Template is a standardized image created from an existing Instance and saved to the Custom Images module.›Manage GPU (Specific VPC)GPU enables an Instance to handle high-performance parallel compute tasks such as AI/ML model training, inference, and graphics rendering.›Schedule Automatic Instance Power On/OffScheduleJob allows the system to automatically power on and power off Instances on a predefined schedule.›Schedule Automatic SnapshotsScheduleSnapshotJob allows the system to automatically create Snapshots on a recurring schedule, instead of requiring you to remember to create them manually.›Restore an Instance from BackupRestoring from Backup returns an Instance to its state at a point in the past by using a BackupRestorePoint — a recovery point created by the Backup system.›Access the ConsoleThe Console lets you access an Instance directly from your browser without SSH.›Manage Tags on an InstanceTags are classification labels attached to resources to help you organize, search, and track Instances by group — for example: by environment (production, staging),…›Rename, Reset Password, and Lock an InstanceThis guide describes three basic management operations on an Instance: renaming the display name, resetting the login password, and locking/unlocking to control…›Monitor and Activity LogThe Instance detail page provides two tabs to observe the current state and activity history: Monitor displays real-time operational metrics, and Activity Log…›