DreamCompute Cloud Servers
Powered by OpenStack and Ceph, DreamCompute is the #1 open source cloud for developers and entrepreneurs with big dreams. DreamCompute is built to power everything from development environments to web and mobile apps, digital media and ecommerce websites, and big data analytics.
Getting started
- ★ Getting started with DreamCompute
- What is DreamCompute?
- DreamCompute FAQs
- DreamCompute terminology
- Adding a website to DreamCompute
- What is DreamCompute Predictable Bill
Private networks
DNS
Launching
Migrating
Security
- Adding SSH access to your users
- Configuring security groups
- Changing the Security Group of an instance
- Managing Security Groups using the OpenStack CLI
- The most important steps to take to make an Apache server more secure
- The most important steps to take to make an nginx server more secure
SSH keys
- How to create a Key pair overview
- Creating a new Key pair in the DreamCompute dashboard
- Creating a new Key pair in Mac OS X or Linux
- Creating a new Key pair in Windows
- Creating and importing a Key pair using the OpenStack CLI
- How to upload an SSH key via the DreamCompute dashboard
Troubleshooting
Advanced Tutorials
- How to avoid getting yourself locked out of DreamCompute instances
- Getting started with the OpenStack command line client
- DreamCompute command-line interface cheat sheet
- How to install OpenResty + lua-resty-waf on Ubuntu 14.04
- How to create and mount volumes on DreamCompute
- Configuring your instance during boot with a user data file
Configuring
- How to Configure LAMP on DreamCompute running Debian or Ubuntu
- How to Configure PHP on DreamCompute running Debian or Ubuntu
- How to Configure MYSQL on DreamCompute running Debian or Ubuntu
- How to Configure Apache on DreamCompute Running Debian or Ubuntu
- How to Configure LAMP on DreamCompute running Fedora or CentOS
- How to Configure PHP on DreamCompute running Fedora or CentOS
