Which businesses can use FPT SMART CLOUD?
FPT SMART CLOUD is suitable for startups and businesses running production websites, APIs, databases and internal workloads.
Cloud infrastructure for modern businesses
FPT SMART CLOUD provides flexible cloud infrastructure for websites, APIs, databases and business workloads.
Flexible cloud infrastructure for websites, APIs, databases and business workloads.
Cloud services
- FPT Cloud
Flexible cloud infrastructure for websites, APIs and business workloads.
- GPU Cloud
GPU infrastructure for AI training, inference and high-performance workloads.
- Managed Database
Managed database infrastructure for production applications that need reliable operations and recovery.
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Current packages and pricing
FPT Cloud
Current packages and published specifications
| Package | Price | Billing period | Published specifications |
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| Starter | 652.000 VND | /month | Published package option with the specifications listed below.
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| Standard | 1.234.000 VND | /month | Published package option with the specifications listed below.
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| Standard 2 | 2.818.000 VND | /month | Published package option with the specifications listed below.
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GPU Cloud
Current packages and published specifications
| Package | Price | Billing period | Published specifications |
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| GPU A10/L4 | 10.924.000 VND | month | Published package option with the specifications listed below.
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| GPU A30 | 14.449.000 VND | month | Published package option with the specifications listed below.
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| GPU 3 | Contact for price | /month | Published package option with the specifications listed below.
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Managed Database
Current packages and published specifications
| Package | Price | Billing period | Published specifications |
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| Basic | Contact for price | /month | Published package option with the specifications listed below.
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Frequently asked questions
Can a workload start small and scale later?
Yes. Start with the resources required today and scale according to observed workload demand.
Can the team advise on architecture before deployment?
Yes. Contact the team with your workload, traffic and operational requirements for a suitable starting point.
Can FPT SMART CLOUD be used for production?
Yes. The public service groups can support staging and production workloads depending on capacity and operational requirements.
Can data be backed up?
Depending on the service, scheduled backup, snapshots or separate storage can support recovery readiness.
Is support available when an issue happens outside office hours?
Yes. Some packages are designed for priority support or 24/7 operations, especially for important production workloads.
Is pricing transparent and easy to estimate?
Yes. Packages are organized by service group and billing period so technical and finance teams can estimate the starting scope more clearly.
Can we migrate from current infrastructure in stages?
Yes. For running systems, migration can be split by workload or service layer to reduce risk and keep the experience stable.
Where should we start if we are not sure which package to choose?
Start with the actual need such as a website, API, database, backup or data storage, then the team can map it to a suitable service group and configuration.
News and technical guidance
Managed database operations: a baseline for backup, observability, and recovery
A managed database reduces infrastructure burden; it does not transfer all responsibility for data. This baseline turns RPO/RTO, backup, restore tests, and observability into repeatable evidence.
Upgrading a load balancer safely: a runbook for lower operational risk
A load-balancer change can affect routing, TLS, sessions, health checks, and observability at once. A strong runbook turns an upgrade into a set of testable assumptions with a clear way back.
Taking AI in finance from experiment to production readiness
A persuasive AI demonstration is not yet a safe financial capability. Production requires data contracts, decision controls, explainability, and a recovery path when results are not as expected.
Designing cloud support channels that reduce incident handling time
Good support does not start by adding a hotline or another form. It starts with shared context, correct impact classification, and a communication rhythm that tells customers what is happening.
Cloud foundations for real-time logistics: from data to operations
Real-time logistics does not begin with a map dashboard. It begins with data that has clear meaning, survives unreliable connectivity, and supports an operating model that knows when people must intervene.
When cyber operations enter the agent era, the operating model must change
Agents can reduce repetitive work, but they do not replace accountability. A sound operating model defines authority, data boundaries, stop conditions, and evidence for every automated action.
AI-generated code: building an observable, secure cloud delivery pipeline
Code-generation speed is useful only when teams still understand change provenance, the route to production, and runtime risk. This guide puts AI inside an accountable pipeline instead of treating it as a shortcut.
Multi-AZ is not enough: finding shared fate in resilient architectures
Multiple availability zones matter only when the service does not still share one configuration, identity, access path, or recovery process. This guide exposes the common dependencies teams miss.
Standardizing virtual desktop operations: five metrics to watch
A virtual desktop is more than a sign-in screen. This article builds an operating baseline from user journeys and release rings to incident recovery and access-data governance.
Safer AI agents: design permissions to limit blast radius
Prompt filters are a helpful layer, not a trust boundary. This article moves from identity and action brokering to rollback exercises so an AI agent does not become a production weakness.
Local cloud, local zones, and six questions before choosing an architecture
Do not select infrastructure by a local or global label alone. This framework evaluates control, latency, life-cycle cost, and recovery paths for every workload.
From alerts to action: a cloud security posture management playbook
Security posture management is not a collection of dashboards. It is a way to turn configuration signals into owned decisions, deadlines, and evidence of remediation.
NVIDIA A100: A GPU platform for AI and HPC
An overview of NVIDIA A100 workloads, AI training and high-performance computing use cases.
NVIDIA A10 vs NVIDIA A30 GPU comparison
A practical comparison of NVIDIA A10 and NVIDIA A30 for different GPU workload requirements.
How to size RAM and CPU for a cloud website
A practical way to estimate RAM and CPU needs from website traffic and workload characteristics.
FPT Database Engine introduces point-in-time recovery
How point-in-time recovery improves data protection for MySQL and PostgreSQL workloads.
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