Creating an Account

Before you can create a cluster, you must create an account. You can create an account with your GitHub credentials, Google credentials, or you can provide an email address and password.

Creating a New Account

To create a new account, go to the Viridian Cloud sign-up page.

  • Email

  • Google

  • GitHub

  1. Enter your name, email address, and a password.

  2. Click Create Account.

    A confirmation email will be sent to your email address.

  3. Click Verify your email in the confirmation email to confirm your account.

  4. Sign into your account.

  1. Click Google.

  2. Select a Google account.

  3. Sign into Google if you haven’t already.

A confirmation email will be sent to your registered email address and you will be signed into the Viridian Cloud console.

  1. Click GitHub.

  2. Sign into GitHub if you haven’t already.

  3. Click Authorize hazelcast.

A confirmation email will be sent to your registered email address and you will be signed into the Viridian Cloud console.

After signing in, you can choose from the following options:

  • Begin a free 14-day trial

  • Create your own clusters on Viridian Cloud Standard, which requires a payment method.

Changing your Profile

When you first sign into the Viridian Cloud console, you are prompted to provide your company name and location. You can update these details at any time.

  1. Sign into the Viridian Cloud console.

  2. Go to Account > Profile.

  3. Enter your details and click Update My Details.

Changing your Password

If you registered with an email address, you can change your account password:

  1. Sign into the Viridian Cloud console.

  2. Go to Account > Password.

  3. Enter your current password and then enter and confirm a new password.

  4. Click Change.

Keeping your Account Safe

After you set up your account, you’ll want to keep it safe. Here are some recommendations:

  • Keep private information secure: Keep your password and any API keys private.

  • Enable multi-factor authentication: Protect your account from anyone who may know your username and password. With multi-factor authentication, you’ll need to provide a unique code that’s generated on your device as well as your username and password to sign in.

  • Allow only authorized devices to access your cluster: You can set up an IP whitelist to allow only known IP addresses to access your cluster.