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Didi Yun no longer provides public cloud services, and can backup resources and withdraw balance before June 30.

Shulou Source: shulou.com Published: 2023-11-24 15:54:21 10月01日 Update

CTOnews.com March 31, according to Didi Yun SMS notice received by CTOnews.com netizens, due to product line adjustment, Didi Yun will no longer provide public cloud services from now on. If you still have resources and balance in your account, please back up and transfer the resources and withdraw the balance before 24:00 on June 30, 2023 (please log in to the console to clear the account and withdraw cash). If you need help or have any questions in the future, you can contact customer service at any time through the contact information on the official website.

Didi Yun official website has issued a product line adjustment announcement.

According to the official website, Didi Cloud is DiDi's cloud computing service. Based on DiDi's business technology and experience, Didi Cloud adopts leading cloud computing architecture, high-standard server cluster construction, high-performance resource allocation mechanism and fine operation model, and is committed to providing developers with simple, fast, efficient, stable, cost-effective, secure and reliable IT infrastructure cloud services. Now has multiple product lines, covering computing, network, storage, security, monitoring, intelligent voice and so on.

Didi Cloud products include CVM DC2, GPU CVM, load balancer SLB, proprietary network VPC (free), elastic public network IP EIP, cloud disk EBS, file storage NAS, object storage S3, Web application firewall WAF, host security, DDOS high defense, certificate management, etc.

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