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* [Access & Credentials](/tools.md) - Access Quake AI programmatically with the REST APIs and command-line tools, and manage the credentials and tokens that authenticate your requests.
* [Account & Billing](/account.md) - Manage your Quake AI account, projects, subscriptions, and billing across the Cloud Console and the portal at portal.rumble.cloud.
* [Automation](/automation.md) - Define Quake AI infrastructure as code with OpenTofu or Terraform for provisioning, and Ansible for configuration management and deployment.
* [Block storage](/block.md) - Create persistent NVMe-backed block volumes on Quake AI, attach them to instances, and snapshot, extend, clone, or transfer them between projects.
* [Compute](/compute.md) - Create and manage virtual machine instances on Quake AI: choose an image and flavor, connect to project networks, and snapshot, resize, or destroy.
* [Databases](/databases.md) - Run PostgreSQL and MySQL/MariaDB on Quake AI: compute instances with a dedicated Block Storage data volume, private network access, and scheduled logical backups.
* [Documentation Changelog](/docs-changelog.md) - All notable documentation changes in reverse chronological order, following Keep a Changelog.
* [Get help](/get-help.md) - Where to start when something on Quake AI fails: status, troubleshooting, support tickets, and what evidence to bring.
* [Glossary](/glossary.md) - Affinity specifies that instances within a server group are co-located on the same host or hosts. Anti-affinity specifies that instances within the server group are distributed across different hosts...
* [Kubernetes](/kubernetes.md) - Provision Kubernetes clusters on Quake AI from reusable templates: the platform creates master nodes, worker nodes, and networking with Magnum.
* [Launch handoff](/launch.md) - Declare application launch intent in quake.yaml, validate it through the MCP server, and download a handoff packet for a human or control-plane consumer to execute.
* [Migration](/migration.md) - Evaluate Quake AI against your current provider and move workloads, with service mappings from AWS, Azure, GCP, DigitalOcean, and Hetzner.
* [Network](/network.md) - Connect Quake AI workloads with isolated project networks, subnets, routers, floating IPs, and security group firewall rules.
* [Object Storage](/object.md) - Store and retrieve unstructured data on Quake AI's S3-compatible object storage using standard S3 SDKs and tools, backed by OpenStack Swift.
* [Operate](/operate.md) - Monitor, troubleshoot, and maintain workloads running on Quake AI, with operational runbooks for keeping your infrastructure healthy in production.
* [Quake AI Changelog](/changelog.md) - Platform and infrastructure updates for Quake AI. For OpenStack API changes, see the API changelog.
* [Quake AI documentation](/site-overview.md) - Quake AI is an independent, US-based public cloud built on OpenStack: compute, networking, storage, Kubernetes, and orchestration through standard OpenStack APIs. These docs cover the services, with...
* [Quake AI platform](/platform.md) - Quake AI is a US-based public cloud built on OpenStack, offering compute, networking, storage, and Kubernetes through standard OpenStack APIs.
* [Quickstart](/quickstart.md) - Pick a starting path on Quake AI: deploy an app, provision with an AI assistant, or launch your first server. Each path ends in a working result you can keep.
* [Security](/security.md) - Understand the Quake AI shared responsibility model: the platform secures the infrastructure while you protect your workloads, data, and access.
* [Usage guidelines](/usage-guidelines.md) - This page sets the terms under which Quake AI publishes sample code, command line transcripts, infrastructure-as-code templates, proofs of concept, configuration snippets, and other technical content...