Nextcloud¶

Servala provides fully managed Nextcloud instances: an open-source collaboration platform for file sharing, communication, and productivity.

Full service description

For features, plans, and pricing, see Nextcloud on servala.com.

Availability¶

Nextcloud is available on selected cloud providers and zones. See the availability matrix for the current list.

Supported versions¶

Version	Status	End of life
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Version upgrade mechanics are described in Maintenance & Upgrades.

Compute plan and sizing¶

Compute resources (CPU, memory, and storage) are selected through the compute plan when you provision the instance. The available plans and their sizes are shown directly in the portal, so they are not duplicated here. See Compute Plans & SLAs for how plans and service levels work.

Configuration options¶

Service-specific parameters available when provisioning, in addition to the compute plan:

Nextcloud version: select the version (see Supported versions)
FQDN: the domain name for accessing your Nextcloud instance

Limits & quotas¶

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Accessing your instance¶

After provisioning, your Nextcloud instance is available at the FQDN configured during setup. Retrieve the admin credentials from the instance detail page in the portal.

Open the FQDN in your browser.
Log in with the admin credentials from the portal.
Create user accounts and configure your Nextcloud as needed.

Capability matrix¶

How the managed-service features apply to Nextcloud:

Capability	This service	How it works
Backups & Restore	Automated backups of database and file storage	Backups & Restore
Monitoring	Metrics and alerting	Monitoring
Maintenance & Upgrades	Patches and version upgrades	Maintenance & Upgrades
Scaling	Compute and storage	Scaling
Logs	Instance logs in the portal	Logs
Security	TLS in transit	Security
Service Levels	Availability tiers	Service Levels

Limitations & known issues¶

Custom Nextcloud apps may need to be requested through support
External storage backends may not be available