• Documentation
  • Release Notes
    • Nexus
    • Nebula
  • Get Started
    • 1. Install Nexus
    • 2. Configure Nexus
    • 3. Prepare a Linux Server
    • 4. Deploy Nebula
    • Provision your first instance
  • Nexus Server
  • Nexus Application
  • Nexus Stacks
  • Nexus Two Factor Authentication
  • Nexus GUI and Modules
    • Access Gates
    • Access Keys
    • Block Storage
    • Codespaces
    • Cron Scheduler
    • Data Bright
    • Data Gate
    • Data Insight
    • Data Spark-house
    • Data Spark-nodes
    • Data Spark-solaris
    • Data Stream
    • Desktops
    • Event Hub
    • Firewall
    • Flow-fx
    • Groups
    • Identities
    • Instances-cn
    • Instances-vm
    • Instances-xvm
    • Load Balancer
    • Magna-app
    • Magna-buckets
    • Magna-db
    • Magna-nodes
    • Magna-s3
    • Magna-se
    • Magna-sqld
    • Magna-sqlr
    • Name Server
    • Notification Gate
    • Object Storage
    • Private Network
    • Repositories
    • Roles
    • SIEM Collector
    • Secret Keys
    • Security Scanner
    • Serverless-api
    • Serverless-flow
    • Serverless-fx
    • Serverless-json
    • Serverless-mq
    • Serverless-spark
    • Sky Link
    • Sky Nodes
    • Solution Stacks
    • VPN Manager
    • Vista Sessions
  • Nebula System
    • Network and VPN
    • Vizor Engines
    • Images
    • Workspaces
    • Certificates
    • GPU for Instances
    • NFS for XVM Storage
  • Vista Connect

With the xcware platform now set up, we will proceed to provision our first container and complete the Get Started guide.

1. Open a browser and go to https://YOUR_MACHINE_FQDN/c/session. Log in using the credentials for administrator@nexus.local.
   
   
2. Select Instances-cn from the modules on the left side.
   
   
3. Click on the "New Container" button, complete the required fields, and then click "create" to provision your instance.
   
   
   Hint
   Click on the "Explainer" button to see detailed explanations of each field in the dialog.
4. At this point, you should be able to see your container listed in the List View (Cards).
   
   
5. Click the "Actions" menu to the right of your container's List Card and select "Open Terminal" to start an SSH Workspaces session as the root user in a new tab.
   
   
6. To exit the terminal, type exit and press Enter. Then, click the Logout button when prompted and close the tab.
   
   
   Important
   Please note that in the Nexus Application, you can simply close the window to exit.