Account Setup on myDelska Docs

Registration

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

Registration#

This guide shows you how to create and verify a myDelska account so you can start ordering cloud services.

How to register on the myDelska Cloud Platform#

Follow the steps below to register and set up your account:

Go to the Sign-up page and enter the required information, or register with your existing Google or GitHub account.
Read the Delska Terms of Service and Privacy Policy, then click Register.
You will receive a confirmation email to complete the final step.
Click the unique verification link in the email and confirm your profile.

Once your email is verified, you can log in and start using the platform. Open myDelska to continue.

Create Workspace

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

Create Workspace#

This guide explains what a Workspace is on the myDelska platform, how to create one, and how to manage its type, name, and lifecycle.

What is a Workspace and what is it used for?#

On the myDelska Cloud Platform, a Workspace is an environment you can customize to meet the needs of a project. It is also a legal agreement between you and Delska that governs your use of the myDelska platform.

Generate and use SSH key

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

Generate and use SSH key#

This guide explains how SSH keys work, how to generate a key pair on Windows, macOS, or Linux, and how to add your public key to your myDelska profile so you can connect to your virtual machines securely.

What is SSH and how can it benefit you?#

Secure Shell (SSH) is a protocol that establishes a secure connection between your local computer and a remote system. This connection allows you to manage the VM remotely without compromising security.

Connect to Windows VM via RDP

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

Connect to Windows VM via RDP#

This guide shows you how to connect to a Windows Server virtual machine (VM) on the myDelska platform using the Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) from Windows, macOS, or Linux.

Prerequisites#

A deployed VM running Windows Server — see First VM Deployment.
The VM’s public IP address — find it in the Dashboard, or connect over a private network/VPN.
The Administrator password set during deployment or in the VM Settings.
A firewall rule allowing inbound TCP port 3389 (see the security note below).

Security note: Do not open port 3389 to the whole Internet. Create an inbound firewall rule that allows TCP 3389 only from your own IP address or network. For stronger protection, keep the VM on a private network and connect through a VPN.