Getting Started with Genesis Cloud
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Created by: Janis Köhler
Modified on: Fri, 18 Oct, 2024 at 1:28 PM
Introduction
Welcome to Genesis Cloud! This guide covers how to properly get started with our service and provides an overview of our knowledgebase to help you find what you are looking for as quickly as possible. You can always jump back to this article for orientation.
Table of Contents
Setting Up Your Account
Requesting Quota and Creating Instances
Volumes, Snapshots, Static IPs and More
Organizations and Projects
Billing
Setting Up Your Account
In order to use our service you will need to create your own Genesis Cloud account. Make sure to verify your account upon creation using your phone number. In order to create instances, we require a valid payment method. After these steps you are ready for the next steps.
Requesting Quota and Creating Instances
To ensure that we always have the capacity to host your desired instances, we require you to request quotas for the resources you want to use. In most cases, we will promptly send you a confirmation, enabling you to create instances. Instances will be billed on demand, depending on our current pricing.
Volumes, Snapshots, Floating IPs and More
We offer a variety of features to use with our service, including Volumes to store your data, Snapshots to facilitate starting up and working with instance configurations and Floating IPs to provide easy access to your instances at all times. Leverage these features to your advantage.
Organizations and Projects
If your account is associated to an organization, or if you would potentially benefit from using our organizational features, take a look at the functionalities for organizations.
Billing
We charge for 'Active Instances', 'Stopped Instances (Boot Volume)', 'Block Storage', 'Object Storage', 'File Storage', 'Snapshots', 'Floating IPs'. When instances are stopped, they will incur charges according to the SSD Volume pricing. You can view the current SSD Volume rates in the 'Volume' section of the console dashboard. Click on the 'Create New Volume' button, then select 'SSD Block Storage', you will see the current pricing. For more information you can check our pricing and our billing alarm feature.
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