Cloud Device Specs
1. What Is a Cloud Device
A cloud device is the cloud runtime resource that EazyDevelop provides for Cloud Agent. Each EazyBot or FinBot instance runs in an independent cloud sandbox. Cloud device specs determine the compute, memory, and storage capacity available to that instance.
- One EazyBot / FinBot instance corresponds to one independent cloud sandbox device.
- Cloud devices support model calls, tool execution, file processing, MCP invocation, scheduled tasks, and other runtime processes.
- Different specs suit different business scenarios by complexity, concurrency, and task scale.
2. Cloud Device Spec Tiers
| Spec | CPU | Memory | Storage | Suitable Scenarios |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| S1 Lightweight | 1 core | 4 GB | 20 GB | Light trial, personal assistant, low-frequency Q&A, small-scale tool invocation |
| S2 Standard | 2 cores | 8 GB | 40 GB | Department-level regular use, customer service Q&A, data queries, light automation |
| S3 High Performance | 4 cores | 16 GB | 80 GB | Complex tasks, multi-tool invocation, higher concurrency, research analysis and data processing |
| S4 Top Tier | 8 cores | 32 GB | 160 GB | Heavy tasks, high concurrency, long-process automation, large-scale data and multi-instance collaboration |
3. Spec Selection Recommendations
- For product trial or low-frequency use, S1 Lightweight is recommended.
- For daily team use, S2 Standard is recommended.
- For complex data analysis, research report processing, code review, or multi-tool invocation, S3 High Performance is recommended.
- For high concurrency, long-running tasks, or multi-step automation workflows, S4 Top Tier is recommended.