• Using Security Groups

  Create Security Group First, we have to create a security group that can later be applied to a cloud server instance From our Cloud Management Portal, select Networking -Security Groups Click ' Create Security Group' Enter a Name for your security group (i.e. Allow Inbound SSH from Corporate Office), and an optional description Click into your security groPopular

• Supported Social Logins

  To facilitate ease of use and simplicity, we allow logins to our cloud management portal via a few different social sites such as Github, Google, and Microsoft. To use one, select the provider you want to use from the main login page of our Cloud Management PortalFew readers

• Supported Multifactor Authentication (MFA) Methods

  To ensure security of our platform and our customer's information, we enforce mutlifactor authentication (MFA) across the board. We support both TOTP time-based one-time passwords (TOTP) or Webauthn security devices like Yubikey and Passkeys within your password manager, such as 1Password, Apple or Google. For TOTP, we recommend 1Password or Google Authenticator.Few readers

• Using Cyberduck with Gozunga's Object Storage API

  We have created a custom profile to use with Cyberduck that pre-sets all of the necessary fields in order to connect to Gozunga's Object Storage API. Download Gozunga Cloud Cyberduck ProfileFew readers

• SSH Key Management

  This guide explains how to create, manage, and use SSH keys for secure access to your Gozunga Cloud instances. Understanding SSH Keys SSH keys provide a secure way to access your cloud instances without passwords. They consist of: Public Key: Uploaded to your instances Private Key: Kept securely on your local machine Creating SSH Keys On Linux/macOSFew readers