This post is not about the Terminal.com cloud service, but about Webterminal. Webterminal is a package that includes the Terminal.com web IDE, that you can install directly in any Linux machine (not necessarily at Terminal.com)<p>About Terminal.com, it&#x27;s a cloud provider that offers fast, scalable and &#x27;pausable&#x27; cloud servers (we call them Terminals).<p>The service has a lot differentiators, for instance:
- Provisioning speed (around 10-25 seconds)
- Hot resize (from micro to large machines with 32CPU and 50GB and back instantly, and without rebooting)
- The fact that you can &#x27;pause&#x27; your servers (you will not be charged for a paused server)
- Each machine  provides a Web IDE (with a file browser, embedded chat&#x2F;video chat, a linux terminal, file editor)
- You can share a Terminal with another person and work together at the same time.
- You can do &#x27;snapshots&#x27; of a running Terminal, that can include the RAM state and share them if you want. By doing this you (or someone else) can start a new Terminal based on that snapshot, and everything will be running as in the original Terminal.
- You can also create GPU Terminal instances, with CUDA support.<p>I&#x27;m sure I&#x27;m missing a couple differentiators at least, but I think that describes the service quite well.<p>About the price, it&#x27;s quite competitive and even better if you keep in mind that you can pause your Terminals when you don&#x27;t need them running 24x7.