How to Deploy on Fluence Virtual Servers
summary
A step-by-step deployment walkthrough that actually launches a VM: console demo picks a Belgium Tier‑4 data center, selects a 2 vCPU to 128 vCPU range, adds 100 GB NVMe and shows AMD EPYC (Zen2) hardware and certifications, launches an Ubuntu instance, exposes ports, gets a public IP and SSH access, and creates API keys for scripted provisioning. Pricing examples include a 32 vCPU instance $4/day and a sample config at ~$0.44/day with two‑day upfront billing; hackathon credit flow and Discord support are shown.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Start
- 0:02Introduction & problems with traditional clouds
- 0:34Vendor lock-in, hidden costs & censorship risks
- 0:56What is Fluence? Decentralized compute explained
- 1:20Key advantages: cheaper, transparent, global, enterprise-grade
- 2:06Infrastructure as a service: servers, containers, GPUs
- 2:29Hackathon bounties: joint & Fluence-specific rewards
- 2:56Console demo: choosing location & configuration
- 4:00Example: Belgium data center setup
- 4:44Selecting OS & SSH keys
- 5:22Launching instance & viewing details
- 6:08API keys & using Fluence API
- 7:10Checking instance, public IP & SSH access
- 7:40Claiming free credits & support via Discord
- 7:55Closing remarks & hackathon good luck
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