Get started¶
Sign up for Rumble Cloud
Start here to get up and running with Rumble Cloud.
- Explore the cloud console user interface
- Set up your tools
- Build a virtual machine
- Use object storage
- Explore services
- Next steps
- Explore more getting started guides
Rumble Cloud provides services that offer features to create and manage cloud compute resources.
The Rumble Cloud console is the graphical user interface used to interact with cloud service.
1. Navigate the cloud console¶
Rumble Cloud console is a graphical user interface for managing cloud resources.
2. Set up cloud tools¶
Set up additional tools you'll use to manage your Rumble Cloud projects from your local computer.
Set up SSH key pair
You'll often want to use SSH (the Secure Shell Protocol) to login to your virtual machines from your local computer.
Set up OpenStack RC file (optional, for developers)
Rumble Cloud console provides a tool you can use to help authenticate into your cloud project from the command line. Learn how to download an openrc.sh
file from the console. When you source the file, your local environment variables will be set for use with your cloud project.
To go deeper, read Set environment variables using the OpenStack RC file on OpenStack.org.
Set up OpenStack client (optional, for developers)
In addition to using the cloud console user interface, you can interact with your cloud projects using the command line and the OpenStack client.
3. Create a virtual machine instance¶
Follow this example to create a virtual machine instance on a public network.
Learn how
Now that you've setup your cloud tools, learn how to set up a virtual machine and access it from the internet.
4. Upload a file to object storage¶
Create a container and upload files.
Learn how
Learn how to add files to object storage.
5. Explore cloud services¶
Learn how
Learn more about Compute, Storage, Network, Automation, and Kubernetes core services.
6. Next steps¶
7. More getting started topics¶
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Explore the getting started library of beginner's guides for cloud computing.
- Understand cloud automation and orchestration
- Understand cloud-native computing
- Understand command line tools
- Understand floating IPs
- Understand high availability
- Understand IP addresses
- Understand images
- Understand key pairs
- Understand Kubernetes
- Understand Linux commands
- Understand load balancers
- Understand networks
- Understand OpenStack
- Understand operating systems
- Understand ports
- Understand routers
- Understand servers
- Understand security groups
- Understand SSH
- Understand the internet
- Understand virtual machines
- Understand virtualization