Quickstart

Sign up, add an SSH key, launch a public Ubuntu VM, install nginx, and tear it down. Six steps, about 30 minutes, with the Console as the default and CLI and OpenTofu as method tabs.

Platform

What Quake AI is: the services, the OpenStack projects underneath, the pricing shape, SLA scope, and how to evaluate or migrate from another provider.

Compute

Virtual machines, OS images, flavors, key pairs, snapshots, and server groups for your application workloads.

Network

Private networks, subnets, routers, floating IPs, and security groups that connect your instances.

Block Storage

Persistent volumes you attach to instances, plus snapshots and volume clones.

Object Storage

S3-compatible storage for files, static assets, and backups, with the standard S3 tools and SDKs.

Kubernetes

Run managed clusters from reusable templates, with master and worker lifecycle, node groups, and integrated networking.

Automation

Define your Quake AI infrastructure in OpenTofu or Heat templates, version it in git, and deploy it repeatably.

Access & Credentials

Install the OpenStack CLI, generate application credentials and API tokens, find service endpoints, and configure your local environment.

Operate

Monitoring, troubleshooting, maintenance, and runbooks for keeping production workloads healthy on Quake AI.

Security

The shared responsibility model, identity and access, network controls, data protection, and the platform's compliance posture.

Account & Billing

Manage your Quake AI account, organizations, projects, subscriptions, payment methods, and invoices through the portal and Console.