How to create a security group
How to create a security group
Security groups act as virtual firewalls that control inbound and outbound traffic to your instances. Create a security group to define a set of rules that specify which traffic is allowed.
Prerequisites
- ConsoleLogged in to the Quake AI console
- CLIOpenStack CLI installed and authenticated (
clouds.yamloropenrcsourced) - APIAPI token generated with
$OS_TOKENand service endpoint variables set - TerraformOpenTofu installed with Quake AI provider configured
Windows: CLI examples use bash. Set up a Linux CLI environment on Windows before proceeding.
Create the security group#
Verify the result#
Next steps#
After creating the security group, add rules to control which traffic is allowed.
See also#
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Last validated: 21.05.2026