High-performance enterprise infrastructure engineered for demanding workloads.
Mission Critical Compute (MCC) is engineered for workloads where performance, throughput, and reliability are non-negotiable—applications where inconsistent behavior creates measurable business impact and recovery expectations are measured in minutes, not hours.
Mission Critical Compute (MCC) is Cloud Propeller’s 4th generation high-performance Virtual Data Center platform, engineered for workloads where performance, throughput, and reliability are paramount. It runs on 3.6 GHz Intel® Xeon® Gold 6745P CPUs, DDR5 ECC memory, and all-flash NVMe Ceph storage with triple-mirror redundancy, delivering sustained low-latency performance under load. Each host is equipped with 400G networking, and no clusters are provisioned beyond 50% utilization, ensuring abundant headroom and complete insulation from noisy neighbors.
Rear View of Cloud Propeller Mission Critical Compute Hosts Per host: 2 × CPUs, 2.3 TB DDR5 RAM, 180 TB of NVMe SSDs, 4 × 100 Gbps NICs, 2 × 2600W PSUs
Mission Critical Compute (MCC) runs on the same high-performance enterprise platform in both consumption models. The difference is not the underlying infrastructure—it’s how resources are allocated and billed.
For variable, scaling, or bursty environments where elasticity matters as much as performance.
Includes 1 Gbps connectivity and a /29 public IP subnet.
For steady-state mission-critical workloads where performance consistency and billing predictability are both non-negotiable.
Includes dedicated compute, 1 Gbps connectivity, and a /29 public IP subnet.
Clients can deploy multiple MCC VDCs across both consumption models, mixing Pay As You Go and Dedicated Capacity as needed, while managing everything through a single interface. MCC can also be deployed alongside General Purpose Compute (GPC) when different workloads call for different performance tiers.
Mission Critical Compute is engineered to deliver consistent, sustained performance under load—regardless of which consumption model you choose.
If you are looking for a more cost-efficient platform designed for general-purpose workloads that do not require mission-critical performance, take a look at our General Purpose Compute (GPC) options.
Choose the consumption model that fits your workload, then configure your environment.
