Features
Superphenix is organized in two layers: the foundation provides the infrastructure platform (IaaS and operations), and managed services consume it to deliver higher-level offerings. The web console exposes these capabilities as products (compute, storage, network, SSH keys, and more), scoped by organization, project, and availability zone (AZ).
Read Architecture overview and the Web console first for organizations, projects, IAM, and how to navigate resources.
Foundation
The foundation provides the core capabilities that the rest of the platform relies on.
How they fit together
- Tenancy: Organizations and projects isolate resources and access; see Architecture overview.
- Foundation: Virtualization runs VMs; the network layer provides VPCs and subnets; storage backs disks; tooling drives GitOps and the console.
- Managed services: When enabled, PaaS and SaaS consume the same virtualization, storage, and network primitives.
See Architecture overview for AZs, regions, and central administration.
User guides
Looking for step-by-step console tutorials? See the User guides:
- Create a virtual machine: Walk through provisioning a VM, setting up boot disks, and connecting with SSH.
- Create a subnet with a NAT gateway: Configure a custom subnet CIDR with outbound Internet routing.
- Expose a VM with an Elastic IP: Associate a public Elastic IP with your instance.
- Read the audit log: Find who changed a resource, filter the events and set the retention.