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Control Panel Setup

The Quazzar Cloud Control Panel is a cloud-based platform for managing multiple Cloud OS instances from a single dashboard. Sign up at app.quazzar.space  to get started.

Step 1: Create Your Account

  1. Go to app.quazzar.space 
  2. Click New here? Create a workspace, then enter an organization name, your work email and a password
  3. Verify your email address
  4. Follow the three-step onboarding (workspace mode, first node, teammates)

Next time, sign in with your work email and password. If your company set up single sign-on, a Continue with SSO button appears as soon as you type your work email; Google and GitHub buttons appear when the Control Center has them enabled. See SSO & SCIM.

We recommend turning on two-factor authentication from your Profile → Two-Factor Auth page right after signing up: an authenticator app (TOTP), a security key (YubiKey, Titan or your device’s passkey), or both. With both, sign-in shows the code boxes and a Use a security key instead button; with only a key, sign-in asks for the key after your password.

Step 2: Connect Cloud OS Instances

The Control Panel communicates with your Cloud OS instances via a secure mTLS agent. The agent is bundled with Cloud OS.

From the Cloud OS Dashboard

If you already have Cloud OS installed on a server:

  1. Sign in to Cloud OS
  2. Open Settings → Control Center (Ctrl/⌘+K → Settings)
  3. Enter your Control Panel enrollment token (generated from the Control Panel)
  4. Click Connect to Control Center

Generating an Enrollment Token

In the Control Panel dashboard:

  1. Navigate to Fleet
  2. Click Add Instance
  3. Copy the enrollment token
  4. Use it on the Cloud OS instance to connect

Enrollment tokens are single-use and expire after 24 hours. Generate a new one if it expires before use.

Step 3: Verify the Connection

Once connected, the instance appears in your Fleet view within seconds. Click the instance to view its real-time metrics, installed apps, and configuration.

You can now manage this instance remotely — deploy apps, trigger backups, enforce policies, and monitor health from the Control Panel.

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