NewDeploy OpenClaw with Apps→Quake AI documentation
If you are new to Quake AI, follow the Launch your first server tutorial. The tutorial takes about 30 minutes.
When you have a server, pick a path from Tutorials. Each tutorial builds one small thing on the Developer plan that you can delete when you no longer need it.
| Service | What you do with it |
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| Compute | Run virtual machines from an image and a flavor, then snapshot or resize them |
| Network | Build private networks and routers, assign floating IPs, and filter traffic with security groups |
| Block storage | Attach persistent volumes to an instance and snapshot them |
| Object storage | Store files in S3-compatible buckets and reach them with standard S3 tools |
| Databases | Run PostgreSQL, MySQL, or MariaDB on an instance with its own data volume |
| Kubernetes | Provision a cluster from a template and operate it with kubectl |
| Automation | Declare your infrastructure with OpenTofu, and configure hosts with Ansible |
| Section | What you find there |
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| Platform | Regions, plans, and the OpenStack services Quake AI runs |
| Migration | Map services from AWS, Azure, GCP, DigitalOcean, and Hetzner, then move a workload |
| Access and credentials | CLI setup, API tokens, application credentials, and S3 keys |
| Security | Shared responsibility, the hardening checklist, and how you protect workloads |
| Account and billing | Organizations, projects, subscriptions, and invoices |
| Operations | Runbooks, monitoring, troubleshooting, and configuration |
| Catalog | What you find there |
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| IaC templates | OpenTofu and Heat configurations you can copy and apply |
| Deployments | Walkthroughs that take a template to a running workload, with a monthly cost estimate |
| Solutions | Reference architectures and self-hosted applications |
| Surface | What you find there |
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| API and CLI reference | The OpenStack REST endpoints and CLI commands Quake AI exposes |
| Support | How to open a ticket, plus troubleshooting guides and runbooks |
| For AI assistants | Markdown endpoints, the MCP server, and rules files for coding assistants |