Basics
The “Basics” tab lets you enter all the minimum information required to declare a server.
Fill out the fields:
- Name: this is your server hostname and the name it has in the YaK application - ⚠️ Server names can only contains letters, numbers and "-" characters and cannot exceed 15 characters. 
 
- Select the infrastructure to deploy your servers to (Infrastructure must already exist) 
- Select an image to install in the list of the "provider image name" field (see also note below) 
- Select a server shape (YaK comes with a list of default shapes, but more shapes can be added - see dedicated section) 
- Server Tags (optional) - Server tags are key:value pairs that can be added to your server for your own purpose. You may add custom tags as per your need (this step is optional) 
 
- Network - IP address: fill in as per your need or use automatic IP with public address. Assign IP addresses according to your cloud strategy and internal rules. 
- Scope: private or public IP address 
- Mode: - Automatic (lets your provider assign a DHCP address to your server) 
- Manual (this is to set an IP address manually) 
- None (no IP address will be configured) 
 
- Admin access checkbox: Grant admin access to the YaK via this IP address. - At least one network interface must be set as "admin access", this is required for the Yak to connect to your server and deploy components on it. 
 
- Note: additional network interfaces can be added by clicking the "+" sign. 
 
Note: Please note that images are specific to a region at some cloud providers (ex: AWS and OCI). This is not related to the YaK, but is a cloud provider's limitation.
An image declared with region "eu-central-1" for example, will be available to infrastructures that belong to the same region only.
If the same image needs to be used on 2 different regions, it must be declared twice (once for each region)
See "Provider images" section for more details.
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