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The cloud is jointly operated by the universities of '''Freiburg''', '''Karlsruhe''', '''Mannheim''', and '''Ulm''', and is available for use by '''all participating educational institutions''' throughout the state.
The cloud is jointly operated by the universities of '''Freiburg''', '''Karlsruhe''', '''Mannheim''', and '''Ulm''', and is available for use by '''all participating educational institutions''' throughout the state.


General information about the bwCloud-OS service and the bwCloud3 project is available on our [https://bwcloud-os.de/ website]. Technical support is available on the [https://bw-support.scc.kit.edu state support portal].
General information about the bwCloud-OS service and the bwCloud3 project is available on our [https://bwcloud-os.de/ website]. Technical support is available on the [https://bw-support.scc.kit.edu support portal].


= Quickstart =
= Quickstart =

Revision as of 07:35, 9 October 2025

bwCloud-OS wiki

Welcome to the bwCloud-OS User Wiki — the central knowledge base for using the multi-region OpenStack cloud shared across the state of Baden-Württemberg, Germany.

The cloud is jointly operated by the universities of Freiburg, Karlsruhe, Mannheim, and Ulm, and is available for use by all participating educational institutions throughout the state.

General information about the bwCloud-OS service and the bwCloud3 project is available on our website. Technical support is available on the support portal.

Quickstart

Create VM

  1. Log in to the bwCloud-OS Dashboard and select the desired Region in the top left corner.
  2. Under Compute → Key Pairs, make sure you have a key uploaded or create a new key pair.
  3. Go to Compute → Instances → Launch Instance and fill out the tabs one by one:
    1. Details: Assign a name.
    2. Source: Choose an Image (e.g. Debian 12).
    3. Flavor: Select a Hardware Flavor (e.g. m1.small).
    4. Networks: Select the appropriate network.
    5. Key Pairs: Choose your SSH key pair.
    6. Click Launch.
  4. Connect: ssh -i /path/to/private-key <user>@<IP-address> (for Debian/Ubuntu: user debian or ubuntu). Username overview here.

Theme-Hub

Registration
entitlements, region
Instances (VMs)
start VMs, connect (SSH), images/flavors, snapshots
Network & Security
floating-IP, security groups, networks/router, DNS/FQDN
Storage
volumes, performance, backups
(Group-)Projects & Quota
apply, roles, entitlements, group projects
Automation & Tools
Ansible, API-access


Other Notes

Network/Ports
see Reference: Network – blocked/allowed ports..
Support
Support: open ticket
Terms
Glossary