Login to NoCloud

1. Login with sudouser in NoCloud. Access data was entered during the installation of NoCloud

Creating tariff plans

1. In the left menu, go to the Plans tab
2. In the upper left corner find the Create button and press it.
3. Fill in all the required fields. Almost every field will be given tips on how to do it.
More info https://github.com/slntopp/nocloud/wiki/Billing-Plans
4. We perform a connection test using the Test button at the very bottom of the page, and if the test is successful, we can create a tariff plan.
5. If you have created a Prepaid plan, then you can add more tariffs already inside the newly created plan. Price and configuration can also be managed within the created plans

ServiceProvider connection

1. In the left menu, go to the Service Provider tab
2. In the upper left corner find the Create button and press it.
3. Fill in all the required fields. Almost every field will be given tips on how to do it.
4. We perform a connection test using the Test button at the very bottom of the page, and if the test is successful, we can connect the Service Provider.
If suddenly any access data has changed or it will be necessary to edit the configuration in the future, you can do this from Service Provider tab.
5. Let's move on to editing the Service Provider. Select the Service Provider we just created and go to the MAP tab. Select the required country, the name of the geolocation in which the servers are located and click the green checkmark with the mouse.
6. Go to the INFO tab, scroll down a little and add the previously created plans

Checking the actions taken

1. After completing all these steps, you can check the performance of NoCloud.
2. Go to the client application using the link that you specified during the NoCloud setup and create an account
3. We check the creation of an account from the admin application in the Accounts and NameSpaces tab
4. We return again to the client applications and try to create a VM. When creating a VM, you will check whether the point on the map is set correctly, whether the product prices are displayed correctly, and whether the product configuration is displayed correctly. If everything is correct, then we are trying to start the VM setup.
5. We return to the admin application and go to the Services tab and check if the Service with our name and its state has been created.

 
If all the steps are correct, NoCloud is installed and configured correctly.