antsle Private Cloud Reviews

I can create and delete instances and test as much as needed within a safe environment. No question, TECH SUPPORT IS THE BEST AT ANTSLE.

You need to be technical to survive in this environment, it is not for the unskilled technical folks.

Allows me to test in a secure environment without compromising my production environment. The product is a great solution for my needs.

The ability to host web applications on my own server without having to pay hosting providers

I can't think of anything I don't like, I'm completely happy!

I love that it grows and scales to what you need it to be!

I've been able to host my own GitLab for my code, host my own plex, install my own project management tool (ActiveCollab), document all my work with MKDocs, and last host Odoo for my inventory.

One of the best things about Antsle is being able to set up multiple machine images quickly. It's great for playing around with malware.

There is a bit of a limitation on the types of images that are available, but there is an option for creating your own. I think.

I have a lack of drive space on my computer and having images on the Antsle is easier than trying to work with virtual machine images in a hypervisor.

The support at Antsle goes above and beyond to make sure that your machine is running correctly and that everything is working as it should. Support helped me figure out how to replace a critical drive and copy everything over from one drive to another. I don't know what I would do without them! They certainly came to the rescue as I rely on my antsle to run critical infrastructure in my business. A++++++ Service from

I am not a fan of the billing per CPU core. I believe that needs to be reevaluated as I don't feel you should be charging more to provide the same service just because a customer can afford a better server. Supporting each device to me should be the same across the board and you sign up for different levels of support that you want on your device like normal.

I love it! It certainly beats managing most servers that I have managed.

I am hosting several server applications on my cloud that are crucial to the operation of my business. It is nice having these services on the network, especially to monitor latency statistics etc.

We bought 2 and have been extremely impressed. They are valuable in teaching a multitude of CTE subjects including virtualization, coding, systems administration and OS troubleshooting. If I could afford to buy one for home use, I would!!!

Backup and snapshotting are still a little troublesome, but these are features I know they are working on and have been testing with a group. Looking forward to being able to use these features in the near future!

Get the support! It's worth it!

We have a controlled IT teaching environment, which is what was originally set forth as a requirement.

Antsle makes it easy to spin up servers in a matter of seconds, when required, and dispose of them just as easily. It scales beautifully between trivial loads (web proxies handling a dozen requests a day) and heavyweight loads (Windows Server 2016 domain controllers), and integrates very well into my overall network.

My requirements are idiosyncratic enough that, while the documentation is clear, I would have appreciated more detail on how the bits and pieces of its architecture fit together. This is unlikely to be a problem for most users, though.

If you can, find a way to try one out in advance. You'll find that you can get a lot more out of it than a naive look at the specifications might suggest.

I originally purchased Antsle to handle test scenarios during software development, which worked very well, and used remarkably little of its capacity. After an unrelated server failed, I found myself moving that production workload over onto Antsle, which it handled smoothly while also keeping up with testing. Currently, I have a dozen or so production antlets, the test systems, and part of a Docker swarm all running on the Antsle, which it continues to handle smoothly and without issues. In short, it's much more of a solution, with greater benefits, than I expected it to be.

The ease of setup and maintaining. Excellent and prompt support.

Have not found anything thus far that I dislike about this software.

I highly recommend this software for your virtual cloud environment, easy to setup and maintain, and the price is good as well.

Training, with the ease of creating a antlet.

Ease of use. I love the fact that I can have and run multiple platforms.

The lack of precise and more descriptive documentation. This would be so much easier for beginner users who are try to learn a new skillset.

This helped to reassure my data is backed up. Great product so far.

Works out of the box. up to 100+ Virtual Servers. Just about any platform. Supports existing virtual host images from many popular platforms.

Versatile network configuration and built-in nginx proxy server.

I regularly advert potential production disasters with help from my Antsle. When there are no available servers in our datacenter to test on. I can install our special CentOS image on my Antsle in minutes, and clone it or create new Linux instances in seconds. I regularly make OS changes, test new software, and have fun trying new things that could and do sometimes corrupt the OS. The best part, there is 100% no risk to my production environment. I am able to perform all the necessary changes and test scenarios on my Antsle before applying them across my entire environment with no issues.

The occasional update to Antman doesn't tell you to reboot or restart a services making you wonder why something isn't working.

Every SysAdmin should have an Antsle at home! You can build your own clusters, test most anything, learn most anything, and just spin up servers break them, spin up more servers, all in a matter of seconds.

Developing and testing in my Production environment.