In this screencast we'll demonstrate how to configure Auto Scaling based on service requirements.

When you face a planned expansion, you can easily configure Auto Scaling just using a wizard, that is built into the Open Telekom Cloud console. In this screencast we'll demonstrate how to use it.

Bare Metal server come without hypervisor and virtualization. These computing resources are only equipped with a host-OS, giving users maximum flexibility. You can create own flavors based on your own hypervisors or virtualization technologies. In this screencast, you'll learn how to provision it.

Dedicated Hosts (DeH) can be used to enhance isolation, security and performance compared to Elastic Cloud Servers. This screencast explains how to allocate them.

For hardened security and strict regulation compliance, you can utilize the Dedicated Hosts to create Elastic Cloud Servers on specified DeHs. This screencasts explains how to use it.

This screencasts explains how to deploy Elastic Cloud Servers on Dedicated Hosts.

Typically when using Dedicated Hosts, a new Elastic Cloud Server will be created on any of the available Dedicated Hosts, based on performance indicators. But you can specify the Dedicated Host, here is how.

To reduce cost, you can release Dedicated Hosts, that are not used in a timely manner. Released DeHs won't be charged, but first you have to make sure, that no Elastic Cloud Servers are affected.

In this screencast we explain how to create an Elastic Cloud Server (ECS) with Linux and how you log in once it is created.

In this screencast we demonstrate how to create an Elastic Cloud Server (ECS) with Microsoft Windows and how to log in once it is created.

After you have created an Elastic Cloud Server (ECS) you might want to increase or decrease vCPU or memory. This video explains how to do it.

In this Screencast we'll shown you how to create a block storage disk using our Elastic Volume Service.

Once an Elastic Volume Service disk is no longer needed, you can easily delete them. In this screencast you'll learn how to delete single EVS disks and batch delete operations.

It might be the case, that an existing EVS data disk needs to be enlarged. Watch this short screencast to learn how this can be done easily.

Expanding an existing data disk using our Elastic Volume Service works a little different than expanding service disks. In this screencast we explain hot to expand service disks.

Our Object Storage offers an OBS browser, that you can use to download files. This screencast demonstrates this in as little as 3 minutes.

You can download files from the Object Storage Service using the integrated console. In this video we demonstrate how to use it and download files.

Uploading files to our Object Storage Service is easily done using the integrated OBS browser. Watch this small video how to do it.

To upload files to OBS you can use the integrated console. This screencast demonstrates how to use it.

Volume Backup Service provides a Backup Plan functionality. Learn how to lever this convenient feature to automate backups for your volumes.

This video tutorial explains how to manually back up Elastic Volume Service disks using the Volume Backup Service console.

This screencast shows how to create an Elastic Volume Storage and attach it to an existing Elastic Cloud Server

This screencast introduces how to restore thge data of an Elastic Volume Service disk using the Volume Backup Service console.

Elastic Load Balance (ELB) is a service, that automatically distributed load between Elastic Cloud Servers (ECS). This video explains how to configure a listener to a load balancer and backend ECSs.

Elastic Load Balance (ELB) is a service that automatically distributes access load between Elastic Cloud Servers (ECSs) to improve application service capabilities and improve fault taulerance. This screencast explains how to use it.

Elastic Load Balancer is a service that distributes traffic to multiple Elastic Cloud Servers. This tutorial explains how to add a listener and add backend ECSs to be monitored by the listener.

This tutorial explains how to create a Load Balancer using Unified Load Balancer Service

The Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) provides multiple ways to access the Internet. This screencasts explains how to configure Internet access for a VPC using  Elastic IP Service (EIP).

A Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) can be configured to access the Internet using a Virtual Private Network (VPN). This screencast explains how to use it.

This tutorial explains how to adjust security settings after Anti-DDoS defense is enabled.

This tutorial shows how to disable Anti-DDoS defense.

This tutorial explains how to enable alarm notification, to send notifications by SMS or E-Mail if a DDoS attack is detected.

This turorial explains how to enable Anti-DDoS defense for an IP address which defends it against DDoS attacks.

This video shows how to view a moniroting report of the IP address of an instance.

This video demonstrates how to view defense statistics of all IP addresses of a user.

This tutorial shows how to use the management console to cancel the scheduled deletion of one or multiple keys prior to execution.

This screencast hows how to use the management console to create a CMK.

This tutorial explains how to disable a Key (CMK).

This tutorial explains how to enable one or multiple keys.

This screencast explains how to use the management console to get information about a CMK, such as name, status, ID and creation time.

This tutorial shows how to use the management console to schedule the deletion of a CMK.

This video tutorial shows how to create Content Templates for Cloud Container Engine (including Network protocol, ports and memory capacity).

Container Clusters are an important concept when using Docker Containers. This screencast explains how to configure them properly.

This video tutorial explains how to create a containerized application using Container Cluster and Content Template.

This video tutorial explains how to upload Container Images.

In order to use Distributed Cache Service (DCS) you need to create DCS instances first. This screencast explains how to create DCS instances.

Distributed Cache Service (DCS) works with multiple types of Redis clients. This tutorial explains how to use redis-cli as an example.

This screencast explains how to change the CPU or memory of a Microsoft SQL Server DB instance.

This screencast explains how to create a snapshop manually of a running primary Microsoft SQL-Server DB Instance using RDS.

This screencast explains how to create a RDS Instance using Microsoft SQL DB. After creating the instance you can manage it on the RDS console.

A DB parameter group acts as a container for engine configuration values. This screencast explains how to create and edit a parameter group and how to compare two parameter groups.

A manual snapshot of a Microsoft SQL Server Instance can be restored to the current DB instance only. This video explains how to do it.

Map Reduce Service (MRS) supports the use of clusters for Hadoop, Spark, HBase and Hive. This tutorial explains how to create a cluster.

This tutorial on Map Reduce Service (MRS) explains how to manage a cluster using Spark with SQL statements.

Video tutorial on submitting a Jar or Script Job using Map Reduce Service (MRS).

In this tutorial we explain how to terminate an existing cluster on Map Reduce Service (MRS).

SMN (Simple Message Notification) allows to organize messages through Topics. This tutorial shows how to use it.

This tutorial explains how to publish a JSON message using the Simple Message Notification Service.

Message templates are a useful feature of the Simple Message Notification Service. This tutorial explains how to use it.

This video tutorial explains how to apply for Workspace in scenarios, where Workspace is conntected to an existing Active Directory domain and uses the Internet for network access.

You can cancel Workspace after you fail to apply for Workspace or when you don't need Workspace after successful application. This tutorial explains the details.

Cloud Trace Service (CTS) records operations performed on cloud ressources and stores the records in form of traces to the OBS bucket in real time. This tutorial shows how to obtain historical operations from the trace files.

This video tutorial shows how to Enable CTS disk and Querying Traces.

Consumer groups can consume messages from a queue. This tutorial shows how to consume messages.

This video demonstrates how to create a Consumer Group in order to consume messages.

Creating a message means publishing a message to a chosen queue. This video demonstrate how to create a message.

To use messaging you need to create one or more queues first. This screencast explains how to create a queue.

Administrators need to manage users and their permissions. Identity & Access Management capabilities provide these features, this tutorials explains how to use them.

This tutorial explains the basics of managing users (e.g. change E-Mail Address, export data for created users).

Account policies are a useful feature to improve account security. This tutorial introduces the capabilities and how to use them.

In order to successfully enable login to Open Telekom Cloud for ferated users, you can configure a trust relationship between the enterprise Identity Provider and the IAM Service. This tutorial shows you the general concept.

This video explains how to use predefined tags with the Tag Management Service.

This turotial explains how to use Resource Tags with our Tag Management Service.

To improve security of the desktop you are advised to change the desktop login password. This tutorials explains the details.

This video tutorial explains how to create Desktops when using public Workspace images.

Workspace allows to log in to Desktops using Software Clients. This tutorial explains how to configure a software client to login.

When you can't log in to your Desktop normally, you can use the self-help console to log in to Desktop for maintenance.

Workspace management console is very useful to manage desktops. See how it works in action.

Policies are useful for USB port redirection, printer redirection, file redirection and clipboard redirection to control the data transmission between user terminals and Workspace. See details in this video tutorial.

When a Workspace is being used, it may fail to be connected due to misoperations. If this happens, you can restart the desktop to solve the problem. This tutorial explains how.

If a system fault occurs, you can use the disks that are automatically backed up to restore the infrastructure servers. This tutorial explains how to use it.