Using the Console

Dashboard

After logging into the console, you will see the main dashboard.

This dashboard is the main area to see the usage, resource statu, and total spend on evorc.

Metrics and usage can be viewed on both a project and organization level.

Projects

You will need to create a project before deploying any service on evroc.

Projects enable you to keep services organized logically based on applications and teams within your organization.

To create a new project, click on the blue plus sign in the top right corner.

Create Project

Creating Services

After creating a project, you will now see a list of the available services that you can deploy.

You can start creating services by clicking each service icon, or quickly deploy the services by clicking on the blue plus sign.

Here are the services currently available on evroc:

CategoryServiceWhat it is
NetworkingVPCIsolated private network for a project
NetworkingSubnetZonal IP range inside a VPC
ComputeVirtual MachinesOn-demand VMs, CPU/GPU, cloud-init
ComputeDisks & SnapshotsPersistent block storage for VMs
StorageObject Storage (Buckets)S3-compatible storage for unstructured data
StorageFile StoreShared file systems for multiple VMs
NetworkingLoad BalancerL4 TCP load balancer for public ingress
AIevroc Think ModelsModel-as-a-service inference

Explorer

Once a service has been deployed, for example a Virtual Machine, you will be able to manage it in the Explorer under the appropriate category.

Create Project

The explorer is on the left side of the dashboard and uses a folder structure so you can see each deployed service under the different categories.

Search and roc

You can use the search at the top of the dashboard to find your deployed services quicker.

Searching by name of service will show all the deployed services with that name.

Create Project

This search bar also allows you to ask questions to roc, our AI assistant, directly in the console.

roc Agent

roc can help answer questions you have about using evroc such as how to create virtual machines, manage storage, and update IAM roles.