Machine Rental
We will guide you through the process of renting a Dev Cloud machine.
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We will guide you through the process of renting a Dev Cloud machine.
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Go to [Main Services] > Dev Cloud > Machine List
, check the CPU specifications and monthly cost, then select your desired machine.
After selecting the machine, you will be redirected to the rental page. In the Rental Information > Machine Information tab, you can view detailed information about the selected machine (such as CPU model, CPU cores, RAM size, etc.).
In the Image Settings (OS) tab, choose the version of Ubuntu.
In the Volume Settings tab, select the desired volume size.
For sizes other than the suggested volumes, click "Custom Volume" to enter your own size.
You can choose between a minimum of 50GB and a maximum of 2TB.
Additional costs apply depending on the volume size. Please note that the volume size cannot be changed after the rental.
Payment is available through a monthly subscription plan.
To rent a machine under the monthly subscription plan, please first register your payment card information.
Automatic monthly payments will be processed with the registered card.
After reviewing the subscription fee, click the "Rent" button to proceed with payment, and the machine will be set up immediately.
It may take 1-2 minutes for the machine environment to be configured, after which you can start using the machine.
Refund Policy for Monthly Subscription Plans
Since the machine is rented immediately after payment, refunds are not available after payment is completed.
Refunds may be available in the following cases:
If the machine provision is interrupted due to a supplier's fault.
If the machine provision is interrupted due to the company's fault.
Refunds will be calculated on a prorated basis for the remaining period between the refund request date and the next scheduled payment date.
A reminder email will be sent 7 days before the monthly payment date.
If you wish to cancel during use, please refer to the "Cancellation Method."