Provisioning Your First zCloud Instance

Need help launching your first instance of zCloud? Find Instructions here.

1. Account Creation & Login

  • Find your way to the Login Page (https://portal.639cloud.com/login)
  • If you have not already signed up, click “Create an Account” to navigate to the signup page (https://portal.639cloud.com/signup)
  • Check your email & Verify your account.
  • Once Verified, it will take you back to your logged in zCloud Account Page.
zCloud Portal Page

2. Add Payment Method

Before a compute account can be created:

  • In order to continue provision, you must add a payment method first.
Add Billing Information

3. Initiate zCloud Account Creation

  • Once billing is configured, click the blue zCloud banner on the zCloud page.
Click theBlue Banner to start the zCloud initiation, then continue with the following steps.
  • Fill out the zCloud compute account form:
    • Required: Account Name
    • Optional: Description
    • Default limits:
      • 60 GB RAM
      • 5 max instances
      • 16 vCPU cores
    • If higher limits are needed, the customer must contact support.

4. Review & Confirm Account

  • Please review all details of your caccount before continuing.

5. Account Creation & Access

  • Upon submission, you should see the following confirmation messages:
    • "Account Created Successfully"
      • Includes:
        • zCloud URL
        • Account name
        • Username
        • Temporary Password
          • You will be required to change your password upon first login. Please save these credentials securely and refer to the setup email for complete onbaording instructions.
  • Check your email for a Confirmation Email with the same login credentials

6. First Login to Compute Console

  • Go to your compute console Login Page (https://compute-639cloud-01.zadara.com)
  • Reset your password on your first login only.
  • Once password is reset, you will be taken to your zCloud Dashboard.
  • Click Instances to launch your VM (see image below)
  • Click Account to manage user permissions, and projects (see image below).