Manage your account
Coming from another cloud?
▸AWS·IAM Users
IAM Users
- AWS IAM Users are tied exclusively to one AWS account with no native multi-account scoping without Organizations; OpenStack users exist in domains and get scoped to multiple projects via role assignments, allowing flexible multi-tenancy within a deployment.
- AWS emphasizes long-term credentials like access keys/passwords but strongly recommends federation/temporary creds for humans; OpenStack uses short-lived, scoped tokens natively.
- Naming: AWS ARNs like arn:aws:iam::ACCOUNT:user/NAME; OpenStack uses user@domain scoped to project@domain.
- API differences: AWS uses CreateUser, ListUsers in IAM API; OpenStack Keystone v3 API integrates user/project/role in assignments (e.g., POST /v3/role_assignments).
▸Azure·Microsoft Entra ID (formerly Azure AD)
Microsoft Entra ID (formerly Azure AD)
- Proprietary Microsoft identity platform with OAuth2/OIDC, MSAL libraries, Microsoft Graph API integration; OpenStack Keystone provides OpenStack-specific token auth with pluggable backends (LDAP/SQL).
- Entra ID supports external identities (B2B/B2C), social logins (Google/Facebook); Keystone focuses on domain/project/role auth, federation via SAML/OIDC possible but secondary.
- Integrated with Azure subscriptions (one tenant per sub); Keystone is deployment-wide, not subscription-scoped.
- Advanced features like PIM, app provisioning; OpenStack roles are simpler, assigned per project.
▸Google Cloud·Cloud Identity / IAM
Cloud Identity / IAM
- Role-based with predefined/custom roles (permissions as service.resource.verb); Keystone uses simpler flat roles assigned to user-project/domain pairs without granular permissions.
- Hierarchical inheritance across Org > Folder > Project; OpenStack Keystone assignments scoped per project/domain without automatic inheritance.
- Supports IAM Conditions for attribute/time-based access, deny policies, VPC Service Controls; no direct OpenStack equivalent.
- Principals include Google groups/service accounts/federated; Keystone uses local users/groups with federation add-ons.
Manage your account
Quake AI authenticates you with a Rumble.com identity. After you register, the portal at portal.rumble.cloud creates your organization, first project, and billing records.
Organizations, projects, users, and roles#
Your Quake AI account connects a Rumble.com identity to an organization that holds one or more projects. Each project is billed on its own resource tier. Team members join the organization and receive roles that control what they can see and do.
Quake AI websites#
- Register and manage your Rumble.com identity at https://auth.rumble.com/
- Open the Quake AI portal at https://portal.rumble.cloud/web/login
- Open a project console from the portal after the project exists
How accounts work#
- One Rumble.com account signs you into Quake AI and other Rumble platforms.
- Register with email and password, or with Single Sign-On (SSO) on the Sign In page.
- Manage two-factor authentication (2FA) from Rumble.com security settings.
Create your account with SSO#
SSO is on the Rumble Sign In page. You can use it to create a new identity as well as to return to an existing one. Providers include:
- Apple
You need an account with the provider first. The provider login becomes your Rumble.com identity, which the Quake AI portal then uses.
Create your account with email and password#
- Go to https://rumble.com/register.php.
- Enter your email and birthday, then select Next.
Click to zoom- Enter a username, gender, and country. Accept the listed terms, then select Next.
Click to zoom- Create a password that meets the on-screen rules (length, mixed case, a number, and a special character), then select Next.
Click to zoom- Enter the verification code sent to your email, then select Next.
Click to zoomFirst-time Quake AI setup#
After the Rumble identity exists, the portal opens a Welcome to Quake AI wizard.
- Name your organization. The portal shows a live organization slug.
- Name your first project and pick a datacenter. The portal shows a live project slug.
- Select Compute, Storage, or both, then pick a resource tier if you selected Compute. See Resource tiers.
- Review the monthly total in the wizard footer and select Create Project.
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Click to zoomPayment methods, billing addresses, subscriptions, and invoices live on Billing after the project exists. See Manage your subscription.
Enable two-factor authentication (2FA)#
Two-factor authentication is managed from your Rumble.com user settings and applies across Rumble platforms, including Quake AI.
To enable it, visit http://rumble.com/account/security/ and select Setup Two-Factor Authentication.
Email is the initial 2FA method. After you enable it, you can switch to SMS or an authenticator app. You then use 2FA when you sign in to Quake AI services.
Sign into the Quake AI portal#
- Go to https://portal.rumble.cloud/web/login.
- Select Sign in with Quake AI. If you are not signed in, the Rumble Sign In page appears (email and password, or SSO).
- Approve the sign-in when asked.
Getting around the portal#
The left nav is:
- Dashboard
- Projects
- Team
- Billing
- Help Desk
- Documentation
The user menu (avatar) includes theme (system, light, dark), Settings, and Logout.
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Click to zoomCreate an organization#
- On Dashboard, select Create Organization.
- Provide a name. Organization names may contain letters, numbers, spaces, and hyphens.
- The new organization appears on the dashboard. Select Edit Organization to change fields the portal allows you to edit.
Add members to your team#
- Select Team.
- Select Invite Users.
- Enter an email address and a role, then select OK. Use Add more to invite several people at once.
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Click to zoomOrganization roles:
| Role | Manage org | Manage projects | Manage users | Billing access |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Owner | Full | Full | Full | View + pay |
| Manager | Full | Full | All except owners | View + pay |
| Member | View | View (assigned only) | View | None |
| Billing Admin | None | View | View | Full |
Update your profile#
- Open the user menu and select Settings.
- Update full name, company, phone, and address. The email field is tied to your Rumble.com identity.
- Select Save changes.
Manage your payment method#
- Select Billing.
- Under Payment Methods, select Manage.
- Add a card, or select the trash icon to remove one. Select Save after you enter card details.
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Manage your billing address#
- Select Billing.
- Under Billing Addresses, select Manage.
Add an address
Select + Add address, enter the address, and select Save.
Edit an address
Select Edit on an existing address.
Help Desk#
Select Help Desk to view support tickets for your organization.
Click to zoomRelated reading#
Glossary: Projects, Role-based access control.
Usage Guidelines
The sample code, software libraries, command line tools, proofs of concept, templates, and other related technology on this page (including any of the foregoing that is provided by Quake AI personnel) is provided to you as Quake AI Content under the Quake AI Customer Agreement, or the relevant written agreement between you and Quake AI (whichever applies). Do not use this Quake AI Content in your production accounts, or on production or other critical data. You are responsible for testing, securing, and optimizing the Quake AI Content (such as sample code) as appropriate for production grade use based on your specific quality control practices and standards. Deploying Quake AI Content may incur Quake AI charges for creating or using Quake AI chargeable resources, such as running Compute instances or storing data in Object Storage. Your use is also subject to the Acceptable Use Policy.
For the full policy, see Usage Guidelines.
Last validated: 16.09.2026