Cloud Management
Manage Azure, AWS, and GCP server operations from the same MSP dashboard.
The value is governed cloud execution without provider-console hopping: VM lifecycle, firewall, DNS, metrics, and credentials stay inside the MSP dashboard instead of getting split across separate cloud admin surfaces.
Cloud service work slows down when VM actions, firewall changes, metrics, and customer context live in separate provider consoles.
- Technicians leave the MSP operating system for basic VM and firewall actions
- Provider credentials, deployment history, and DNS context are harder to govern together
- Cloud work feels disconnected from service, documentation, and commercial review
Cloud infrastructure starts to behave like part of the same MSP workflow instead of a side-console exception.
- Azure, AWS, and GCP actions sit inside a shared customer and operator context
- Provisioning, power, firewall, DNS, and metrics are easier to evaluate in one surface
- The rollout conversation becomes operationally cleaner for both technicians and buyers
Supported cloud providers
Microsoft Azure
Connect Azure credentials, browse regions and VM sizes, deploy workloads, and manage day-to-day VM actions.
ProviderAmazon Web Services
Provision EC2-based workloads, handle lifecycle changes, estimate cost, and manage firewall rules from the same dashboard.
ProviderGoogle Cloud Platform
Connect GCP service-account credentials, launch Compute Engine workloads, and work with metrics and firewall actions.
What can be managed through the dashboard
Connect Provider credentials and access validation Store provider credentials, test access, and keep cloud configuration under the same customer operating record.
Technicians can validate supported provider access before rollout so the cloud workflow starts from a governed tenant-aware baseline.
Provision Catalog selection and VM deployment Browse regions, VM sizes, and supported images before launching workloads from VexylCloud.
- Choose supported Windows or Linux images
- Set disk sizing and customer assignment
- Launch deployment from the shared cloud layer
Lifecycle Start, stop, reboot, sync, and destroy Everyday VM actions are exposed through one consistent action model across Azure, AWS, and GCP.
The current build exposes start, stop, reboot, force stop, status sync, and destroy workflows through the shared VM action layer.
Firewall Allowlisting for common ports Firewall and access control changes can be handled without dropping into a separate console for every basic rule.
- SSH, RDP, HTTP, and HTTPS
- MySQL, PostgreSQL, and MSSQL
- Rule descriptions, active-rule views, and removal actions
Visibility Metrics, IPs, and estimated monthly cost Infrastructure context stays visible while operators work.
VM cards surface provider, status, public and private IPs, CPU, memory, disk, network throughput, historical metric snapshots, and estimated monthly cost.
DNS Naming and customer-aware VM records Cloud workloads can stay discoverable and tied to the wider MSP operating model.
When enabled during provisioning, VexylCloud can create and manage DNS records under the vm.vexylcloud.com naming layer and keep those workloads associated with the right customer record.
Map your cloud estate into the VexylCloud operating layer.
Book a walkthrough if you want to evaluate Azure, AWS, and Google Cloud management inside the same MSP platform you already use for service delivery, documentation, backup, and customer operations.