Cloud console icons

The 36 icons, described

Cloudcloud

The cloud — hosted infrastructure on somebody else's computers, and a great many of them.

Cloud addcloud-add

Cloud add — connect a new cloud account or provision a new cloud resource.

Cloud synccloud-sync

A cloud with a sync loop under it — keep this copy and the cloud copy the same.

Cloud configcloud-config

A cloud with sliders on it — cloud settings, the account and region configured.

Virtual machinevm

A virtual machine — a whole computer that is really software running on a host.

Bare metalbare-metal

Bare metal — an actual physical server, dedicated rather than a share of one.

Containercontainer

A container — an app packaged with everything it needs, isolated like a Docker image.

Cloud functionfunction-cloud

A cloud function — one small piece of code run on demand, a lambda or a handler.

Serverlessserverless

Serverless — code that runs as managed functions without a machine you own or maintain.

Autoscaleautoscale

Autoscale — more instances when there is more to do, fewer when there is less.

Spot nodespot-node

A spot node — cheap until the provider takes it back, interruptible compute.

Scale upscale-up

Scale up — give it more capacity, grow to bigger or more instances.

Scale downscale-down

Scale down — give it less capacity, shrink to smaller or fewer instances.

Regionregion

A region — which part of the world a service runs in, a zone or a geography.

Region pairregion-pair

A region pair — two homes for the same service for geographic redundancy.

Failover regionfailover-region

A failover region — the standby that answers when the home region does not.

Warm standbywarm-standby

Warm standby — half awake so the wake-up is short when failover comes.

Multi-cloudmulti-cloud

Multi-cloud — more than one provider at once, workloads across several clouds.

Hybrid cloudhybrid-cloud

Hybrid cloud — some of it on your own premises, some of it in a provider's cloud.

Private cloudprivate-cloud

A private cloud — cloud infrastructure that is yours alone, walled and dedicated.

Subnetsubnet

A subnet — a fenced-off slice of a network with its own address range.

Gatewaygateway

A gateway — the one way in, the entry point through which requests pass.

Load balancerload-balancer

A load balancer — one address spreading traffic across many machines.

DNSdns

DNS — which domain name points where, the records that resolve names to addresses.

Egressegress

Egress — traffic leaving a network, the outbound direction that is often billed.

Private endpointprivate-endpoint

A private endpoint — the route ends inside the VPC at a lock, never on the public internet.

Routerrouter

A router with two aerials — the box a local network runs through.

Ethernetethernet

An RJ45 plug with its clip and pins — a wired network connection.

Satellitesatellite

A dish on its mount — a satellite link, the ground station end of it.

Block storageblock-storage

Block storage — a disk volume attached to one machine like a local drive.

Storage bucketstorage-bucket

A storage bucket — object storage where you put files and blobs and forget about them.

Costcost

Cost — what it is costing you, spend, billing and money going out.

Spend alertcost-alert

A coin with an alert mark beside it — spending has crossed a threshold.

Cost explorercost-explorer

A coin beside a magnifying glass — explore where the money goes.

Budgetbudget

A budget — what is spent against what is allowed, the cap on cost.

Pay per usepay-per-use

A coin with a lightning bolt beside it — billing by the request.

In code, each is one import — import { Cloud } from "@iconmind/react/icons/cloud" — and the same name in Vue, Svelte, Solid, Preact, React Native, Astro, Blade and Flutter.