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Start with a clean project

The fastest way to succeed on Nubis is to set up the workspace first and the workload second. That gives you cleaner billing, better access control, and fewer surprises later.

1. Create or select an organization

Use an organization for the team or business unit that will own billing, support, and governance. If you have not set that up yet, start with Get started.

2. Create a project

Resources in Nubis are grouped by project. A common pattern is one project per environment, such as dev, staging, and prod. See Manage projects for the recommended structure.

3. Confirm billing readiness

Before provisioning, make sure the organization has an active payment method and has cleared any verification steps required for billing. Use Billing and payments if this is still pending.

4. Choose the right launch path

Pick the resource that matches the job:
  • Instances for app servers, workers, cron jobs, and general-purpose compute.
  • Managed Databases for stateful data services.
  • Kubernetes for container orchestration.
  • Storage for disks or object buckets.

5. Configure the workload

For an instance launch, decide on:
  • Region closest to users or dependent services.
  • Image or template that matches the runtime you want.
  • Instance size based on CPU, memory, and storage requirements.
  • Networking such as VPC placement, security controls, and public entry needs.
  • Protection such as backups and spend controls.

6. Connect and validate

Once the workload is active, connect using the Console or SSH and confirm that logs, metrics, billing visibility, and access rules look correct.
ssh root@your-instance-ip

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