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Create a project

User roles Add a user Manage access View user actions

About Resource reservation

Create Customize initial setup Check the status Enable root user

Connect via Control Panel Connect via SSH

Overview Configure

Overview Create and configure

Take a snapshot of your file system Set up automatic snapshots

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Network Subnetwork Router

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Load balancer Firewall

Overview Configure

Overview Bare Metal support

SSH connection kubectl

Overview Change limits Create a pool

Add users with limited rights to a Kubernetes cluster

Monitor load on a specific node

Overview Install nginx Controller Use nginx Controller

Create a PVC and bind it to a pod

Convert an SSH key from PEM to PPK

Upload a PKCS12 file

Overview Create an AI Cluster Virtual vPOD

Function as a Service

Overview Configure

Filebeat Fluent Bit

Prometheus exporter

Terraform Billing

Set up a mailing server

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About images

An image is a copy of the structure and data on a disk’s file system. The image’s primary purpose is to make it easy to create an instance boot volume quickly. The image can also be used to distribute software, such as copies of an operating system or disks with programs already installed.

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