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Guide to Getting Started

Guide to Easy Start will inform you how to create and access a server, and build database.

Getting Started

Running actions with Cloud Functions (Classic)
You can process events without a separate server. The code registered to an action is connected to a trigger, allowing a response to all events that occur in a cloud environment. It is efficient since cost is only incurred for the computing time spent.
Building a shopping mall service with Magento (Classic)
You can easily build and manage shopping malls using Apache Web Server/MySQL (MariaDB/PHP.)
Creating Linux servers (Classic)
You can quickly create Linux servers and efficiently use them in the cloud environment. You can install Linux-based CentOS and Ubuntu, which are OSes with multitasking and multiuser functionalities.
Creating Windows servers (Classic)
You can quickly create Windows servers and efficiently use them in the cloud environment. Windows OS only supports English, but you can use it in Korean if you install a Korean language pack.
Using Cloud DB for MySQL
It's a fully managed cloud service that allows you to easily build and manage MySQL databases in a cloud environment. It is operated stably with NAVER's optimization settings, and it automatically recovers itself when a failure occurs.
Using Cloud DB for MSSQL
It's a fully managed cloud service that allows you to easily build and manage MSSQL databases in a cloud environment. It is operated stably with NAVER's optimization settings, and it automatically recovers itself when a failure occurs.
Uploading files to Object Storage
It is a high volume data storage service that lets users to store and explore data they want, anytime and anywhere. Data in file units can be saved, shared, and deployed. Important data can be backed up or stored for a long time.
Creating and mounting NAS (Linux)
NAS (Network Attached Storage) is a network storage space shared by multiple users. You can manage data safely and conveniently with the features such as data sharing between servers, high-volume storage, flexible capacity expansion/reduction, and snapshot backup. We provide NFS protocol for Linux servers and CIFS protocol for Windows Servers for network storage connection. This guide is based on Linux servers.
Creating TensorFlow, a deep learning framework (Classic)
It is a leading deep learning framework. It provides servers with machine learning packages installed (possible to select GPU) and web-based Jupyter Notebook with which you can write code, enabling quick implementation of deep learning and machine learning.
Creating Jenkins, a software development tool (Classic)
You can automate repetitive software development processes. It is a leading developer tool for CI (Continuous Integration) and CD (Continuous Delivery), which automates building, testing, and deployment processes to improve the software quality and development productivity.
Requesting subscription to SSL VPN
You can use SSL VPN (Secure Socket Layer Virtual Private Network) to access your internal network anywhere and anytime without the risk of external intrusion. It provides encrypted access communication from outside to customer networks configured on NAVER Cloud Platform.
Requesting subscription to Site Safer, a malware detector
You can easily check if websites are used to distribute malicious programs. The distribution of malicious programs are detected based on behaviors, not patterns, which enables responses to a greater variety of cases.
Building a LAMP stack service (Classic)
You can use Apache Web Server/MySQL (MariaDB/PHP) to easily use the web application stack services. This is a one-click, self-hosted, installation-type service product that combines Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP, and WordPress. It is automatically configured on NAVER Cloud Platform's highly stable Compute infrastructure service to stably provide content. It can be instantly put into service with a simple configuration process.
Creating search service with Cloud Search
You can develop search engines and easily implement required search features on user's website without a separate server.
Building a Java profiling service with Pinpoint (Classic)
NAVER Cloud Platform provides a Java distribution service and constant system performance analysis, as well as a Java profiler service that supports diagnosis and tracking on probability of errors. It tracks and visualizes distributed transactions in N-tier applications with highly complex systems. It also uses automated bytecode instrumentation to collect diagnosis and tracking data without editing code.
Configuring MongoDB cluster
MongoDB is the world's most popular and widely used open source-based document storage database. It has traits of RDBMS such as MySQL as well as the general traits of NoSQL.
Building a content provision service with WordPress (Classic)
You can easily create and provide blog content using Apache Web Server/MySQL (MariaDB/PHP.) This is a one-click, self-hosted, installation-type service product that combines Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP, and WordPress. It is automatically configured on NAVER Cloud Platform's highly stable Compute infrastructure service to stably provide content. It can be instantly put into service with a simple configuration process.
Building a CMS with self-hosted Drupal (Classic)
You can build a CMS using Apache Web Server/MySQL (MariaDB/PHP.) This is a one-click, self-hosted service product that combines Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP, and Drupal. It is automatically configured on NAVER Cloud Platform's highly stable Compute infrastructure service to stably provide content. It can be instantly put into service with a simple configuration process.
Building a VPN with Shadowsocks (Classic)
You can build a VPN using Shadowsocks servers. This is a one-click, self-hosted service product that combines Linux and Shadowsocks server. It is automatically configured on NAVER Cloud Platform's highly stable Compute infrastructure service to stably provide content. It can be instantly put into service with a simple configuration process.
Building CMS with Joomla! (Classic)
You can build a CMS using Apache Web Server/MySQL (MariaDB/PHP.) This is a one-click, self-hosted, installation-type service product that combines Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP, and Joomla!. It is automatically configured on NAVER Cloud Platform's highly stable Compute infrastructure service to stably provide content. It can be instantly put into service with a simple configuration process.
Running live broadcasts with Live Station
You can implement all features you need for live broadcasts cost-effectively. It provides strong features such as encoding, thumbnail extraction, and re-stream.
Creating Kubernetes cluster (Classic)
Deployment and management of clusters are made easy with minimization of the complex, repetitive configuration processes, so that the client can just focus on implementation of the application. You can actively control the size of infrastructure used by applications and grasp the operation status of the Kubernetes environment via management statistics and monitoring features.
Collecting logs with Cloud Log Analytics
You can save various logs for different services of NAVER Cloud Platform in one place and analyze them. You can use the search feature to view, analyze, and download data at once, which is efficient for log management.
Creating FAQ chatbot
It is an interactive AI service that identifies the intention of users' questions and provides appropriate answers. You can use a chatbot builder provided by NAVER Cloud Platform to easily build a FAQ chatbot service that responds with appropriate answers to users' questions.
Using Zeppelin Notebook with Cloud Hadoop
You can easily and quickly process big data in a cloud environment.
Analyze Big Data with Data Forest
Data Forest is a multi-tenant big data analytics product. It supports data storage, processing, serving, and deep learning based on the big data framework.

Guide to Getting Started

Getting Started

Running actions with Cloud Functions (Classic)

Building a shopping mall service with Magento (Classic)

Creating Linux servers (Classic)

Creating Windows servers (Classic)

Using Cloud DB for MySQL

Using Cloud DB for MSSQL

Uploading files to Object Storage

Creating and mounting NAS (Linux)

Creating TensorFlow, a deep learning framework (Classic)

Creating Jenkins, a software development tool (Classic)

Requesting subscription to SSL VPN

Requesting subscription to Site Safer, a malware detector

Building a LAMP stack service (Classic)

Creating search service with Cloud Search

Building a Java profiling service with Pinpoint (Classic)

Configuring MongoDB cluster

Building a content provision service with WordPress (Classic)

Building a CMS with self-hosted Drupal (Classic)

Building a VPN with Shadowsocks (Classic)

Building CMS with Joomla! (Classic)

Running live broadcasts with Live Station

Creating Kubernetes cluster (Classic)

Collecting logs with Cloud Log Analytics

Creating FAQ chatbot

Using Zeppelin Notebook with Cloud Hadoop

Analyze Big Data with Data Forest

Get started with project guide

Using Object Storage and CDN

Creating a self-promotion portfolio with Object Storage

Creating SourceCommit repository

Building WordPress websites and publishing videos (Classic)

Linking Jenkins with Slack

Receiving daily news using Cloud Outbound Mailer and Cloud Functions (Classic)

Building a Mattermost chat platform

Creating thumbnails using Image Optimizer

Calling business logic using API Gateway and Cloud Functions (Classic)

Building a scalable distributed processing web service

Connecting IPsec VPN