Marketplace · IaaS

Infrastructure as a Service on VirtEngine

Choose infrastructure. Form a lease. Operate it through the provider's control plane. Settle from verified usage.

How orders become leases Prepare to provide infrastructure
Protocol in development Example listings are illustrative

Provider supplies

Physical infrastructure racks · power · network
Hypervisor or cloud OpenStack · VMware · custom
Network & storage interconnect · volumes

Tenant receives

VM · GPU node · private cloud tenant a lease, not a raw API key
What is delivered: a leased resource you operate, fulfilled by the provider's control plane.

Catalogue

Common IaaS listing types

Three illustrative examples. Example providers and prices only — not live availability.

IaaS

Illustrative example

General Purpose VM

Example Provider

Example region

  • 4 vCPU
  • 16 GB RAM
  • 200 GB NVMe

Billing components

  • vCPU-hour
  • storage GB-month

$0.06 / vCPU-hour

IaaS

Illustrative example

GPU Node

Example Provider

Example region

  • 1 × H100
  • 24 vCPU
  • 192 GB RAM
  • NVMe scratch

Billing components

  • GPU-hour
  • storage GB-month

$1.29 / GPU-hour

IaaS

Illustrative example

Private Cloud Tenant

Example Provider

Example region

  • Dedicated quota
  • Managed control plane
  • Network isolation

Billing components

  • reserved capacity
  • storage GB-month

Reserved plan

More examples
  • Bare Metal Node — 64 cores, 512 GB RAM
  • Block Storage — SSD-backed snapshots
  • Object Storage — S3-compatible versioning

Variation

What varies between providers

Two listings can look similar and differ on every dimension that matters to a workload.

AttributeWhat it changes
Regionplacement, residency and latency differ per listing
CPU / GPUarchitecture, generation and core count
Memory / storagecapacity, storage class and IOPS tier
Networkbandwidth, private links and egress treatment
Attestationconfidential capability where the provider offers it
Audits / benchmarksauditor-signed attributes and measured performance
Pricingpublished plan, metered components or reserved term
Supportthe response tier attached to the plan

Check the listing, not the category. The card and the plan are where these differences are visible before you order. Evidence like audits, benchmarks and attestation travels with the provider — see provider participation.

Fulfilment

How a lease becomes a machine

  1. 01 Lease
  2. 02 Provider daemon
  3. 03 Waldur / provider API
  4. 04 Backend
  5. 05 VM · network · storage

Lease → daemon → Waldur/backend → resource. Consensus records the agreement; the provider's control plane creates the resource.

Go deeper: Waldur integration for the control-plane boundary, listing anatomy for the fields behind each card, and IaaS vs PaaS vs SaaS for where the responsibility line moves.

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