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Getting started

Cloud overview

The Cloud overview is the operational home for your account. It summarizes recent health, provisioned resources, VPN connectivity, pending operations and the layout of your default VPC. Use the quick actions to create common resources, and open the operations table when a resource is still changing or needs attention.

Enable Wonder Cloud

The enable screen prepares the Cloud foundation for the current account. Review the account and region, then confirm activation. Wonder provisions the account's initial Cloud state; once it completes, continue to the overview and create or inspect the default network. Activation is an account-level operation and should only be performed once.

Before you begin

  • A Wonder account with Cloud enabled (console → Cloud).
  • Optional: the Wonder Cloud CLI (wcc) authenticated against your account.

Build the foundation in this order — each step is documented in detail:

| Step | Product | Why | |---|---|---| | 1 | Network (VPC) | Isolated private address space for your account | | 2 | Subnets | Address ranges where servers and databases attach | | 3 | Wonder Config | Encrypted secrets (VPN PSK, passwords, app settings) | | 4 | SSH keys | Login keys for Linux servers | | 5 | VPN | Site-to-site IPsec into your VPC (optional but common) |

Then add compute and data:

  1. Create a firewall with the ports you need (for example SSH).
  2. Create a server on a subnet, with SSH key and firewall.
  3. Optionally add Postgres or a load balancer.

Status in the console

After you create something, the console shows status such as provisioning and then active (or connected for VPN). Open the resource detail page for addresses, endpoints and credentials when they become available.

CLI overview

Most create flows have a matching wcc command. Pattern:

wcc <resource> create --name …   # plus product-specific flags
wcc <resource> list
wcc <resource> get --name …

See each product guide for the exact flags.

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