Tutorials
Tutorials
Each tutorial builds one small thing you can delete when you no longer need it, and each one fits on the Developer plan. If you have not started a server on Quake AI yet, work through the Quickstart first, because most of these tutorials assume you have an instance you can reach over SSH.
If you would rather have an AI coding assistant provision the server, follow Provision a server with an AI agent.
When you want to keep a workload running instead of tearing it down, the Deployments catalog covers the same ground starting from an infrastructure template.
| Tutorial | What you build | Time |
|---|---|---|
| Host a static website | A static site served from your instance | 25 minutes |
| Deploy a containerized web application | A Docker container serving a web page | 30 minutes |
| Deploy an API service | An HTTP API running on your instance | 20 minutes |
| Deploy a database sandbox | A database you connect to from your machine | 20 minutes |
| Add persistent storage to your server | A block volume attached and mounted | 20 minutes |
| Store and retrieve files with object storage | An S3-compatible bucket you upload to | 20 minutes |
| Set up automated backups to Quake AI | Scheduled, encrypted backups to object storage | 30 minutes |
| Automate your infrastructure with OpenTofu | The same server, defined as code | 30 minutes |
Common Platform tasks
See Also
Quickstart
Shares: Onboarding, Instances
How to access an uploaded file in object storage
Shares: Containers, Object Storage
Configure bucket CORS
Shares: Containers, Object Storage
How to create an object storage bucket
Shares: Containers, Object Storage
How to create a folder in an object storage bucket
Shares: Containers, Object Storage