You sign up and sign in at https://login.ezghcloud.com. After sign-up, a setup flow creates
your organization and first project and collects your billing details and a card.
Sign up
- Go to
https://login.ezghcloud.com/sign-up. - Enter your Email and a Password of 8 to 128 characters.
- Click Create account.
You’re signed in at once and taken to setup.
Set up your organization
The setup page has four steps. Until you finish them, the console sends you back to setup.
| Step | What you enter |
|---|---|
| Organization | Organization name, up to 100 characters. You become the organization’s root user. |
| Project | Project name for your first project, up to 100 characters. |
| Billing | Billing contact, Email, Address, City, Country code (two letters, such as US) and Billing method. Phone, a second address line, state or region, and postal code are optional. |
| Payment | A card. It’s saved, not charged. |
Then click Go to the console. See Billing for how billing works.
If you sign in through your organization’s single sign-on (SSO), you join that organization instead and skip setup.
Sign in
- Go to
https://login.ezghcloud.com/sign-in. - Enter your Email and Password.
- Click Sign in.
Use this when your organization has set up SSO for your email domain. See IAM.
- Go to
https://login.ezghcloud.com/sign-inand click Sign in with SSO. - Enter your Work email and click Continue.
- Sign in at your identity provider.
Change your name or password
In the console, open the account menu (your name or email, top right) and click Profile.
- Name: enter it and click Save.
- Password: enter your Current password and a New password, then click
Change password. This signs you out on your other devices and signs out the
ezghCLI.
Sign out
- Console: open the account menu and click Sign out.
- Everywhere: at
https://login.ezghcloud.com, click Sign out everywhere. This ends every browser session and everyezghCLI login for your account.
Signing out of the browser doesn’t sign out the CLI. API keys keep working until they’re revoked or expire.