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DataTenant Knowledgebase

This repository of information should help you with any technical issues you have when using the DataTenant Cloud. Please check out our 'Getting Started' section below to find the most commonly read articles.

Common Topics

Below are some shortcuts to some of the topics that are commonly inquired about.

If you're just looking to get started, please watch this Getting Started tutorial video. Or, you can read through the steps listed below.

Getting Started

  • Sign in to DataTenant PubCloud

Navigate to DataTenant PubCloud and login. You can select 'Register' to create an account, which will prompt you to use an authenticator app like Microsoft Authenticator or FreeOTP to register an OTP code for 2FA purposes. Or, you simply login using your personal Google, Microsoft, or GitHub account.


  • Create a Project

A project is a logical assortment of virtual machines, virtual networks, virtual volumes, SSH keypairs, security groups, object storage containers, and more. Each project you create will exist simultaneously in all compute regions. Once you've created your project, it will need to be activated before you can create virtual resources.

NOTE: If you are a business customer, and would like a free trial, please contact trials@datatenant.com

In order to activate an account, you must deposit at least twenty dollars, which will become available as a credit that you can apply to any future balances. This can be done via several payment methods, including: credit/debit card, Amazon Pay (available through Stripe), CashApp (available through Stripe), and PayPal. Once your payment is completed, you will see your balance updated to reflect your deposit, and your project will become active.

To learn more about billing and payments, navigate to our Billing article.

  • Create a Network

Before creating a virtual machine, you'll want to create at least one private virtual network. On the right hand panel, under 'Cloud', select 'Networking'.