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* [AI-assisted development reference](/ai-assisted-development.md) - Connect AI coding assistants to current Quake AI documentation and infrastructure templates through the hosted MCP server or plain-text documentation URLs.
* [Automation](/automation.md) - Define Quake AI infrastructure as code with OpenTofu or Terraform for provisioning, and Ansible for configuration management and deployment.
* [Block storage](/block.md) - Create persistent NVMe-backed block volumes on Quake AI, attach them to instances, and snapshot, extend, clone, or transfer them between projects.
* [Compute](/compute.md) - Create and manage virtual machine instances on Quake AI: choose an image and flavor, connect to project networks, and snapshot, resize, or destroy.
* [Databases](/databases.md) - Run PostgreSQL and MySQL/MariaDB on Quake AI: compute instances with a dedicated Block Storage data volume, private network access, and scheduled logical backups.
* [Documentation Changelog](/docs-changelog.md) - All notable documentation changes in reverse chronological order, following Keep a Changelog.
* [Get help](/get-help.md) - Where to start when something on Quake AI fails: status, troubleshooting, support tickets, and what evidence to bring.
* [Glossary](/glossary.md) - Affinity specifies that instances within a server group are co-located on the same host or hosts. Anti-affinity specifies that instances within the server group are distributed across different hosts...
* [Kubernetes](/kubernetes.md) - Provision Kubernetes clusters on Quake AI from reusable templates: the platform creates master nodes, worker nodes, and networking with Magnum.
* [Network](/network.md) - Connect Quake AI workloads with isolated project networks, subnets, routers, floating IPs, and security group firewall rules.
* [Object Storage](/object.md) - Store and retrieve unstructured data on Quake AI's S3-compatible object storage using standard S3 SDKs and tools, backed by OpenStack Swift.
* [Operations](/operations.md) - Monitor, troubleshoot, and maintain workloads running on Quake AI, with operational runbooks for keeping your infrastructure healthy in production.
* [Quake AI Changelog](/changelog.md) - Platform and infrastructure updates for Quake AI. For OpenStack API changes, see the API changelog.
* [Quake AI documentation](/site-overview.md) - If you are new to Quake AI, follow the Launch your first server tutorial. The tutorial takes about 30 minutes and everything in it can be launched on the Quake AI Developer plan.
* [Quake AI platform](/platform.md) - Quake AI is a US-based public cloud built on OpenStack, offering compute, networking, storage, and Kubernetes through standard OpenStack APIs.
* [Quickstart](/quickstart.md) - Launch a Developer-plan instance on Quake AI, open the right ports, and serve a public web page over SSH in about 30 minutes.
* [Tutorials](/tutorials.md) - Build a website, a container, an API service, a database, storage, backups, or an OpenTofu configuration on Quake AI, then delete what you built. Each tutorial fits on the Developer plan.
* [Usage guidelines](/usage-guidelines.md) - This page sets the terms under which Quake AI publishes sample code, command line transcripts, infrastructure-as-code templates, proofs of concept, configuration snippets, and other technical content...