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# Setup New Instance
## Services
1. Click the "Create New Instance" Button
2. Enter the credentials for the required services. These accounts must be created before using nassella.
![Service Settings](images/servicesSettings.png)
## Cloudflare
**Cloudflare**
- API Token
- A Cloudflare API token is a secure, limited access credential used to authenticate requests to the Cloudflare API.
- Zone ID
- A zone in Cloudflare refers to a specific domain (e.g. example.com) and all of its associated sub-domains, settings, and records. The zone ID is a unique, 32-character alphanumeric identifier for this domain.
- Account ID
- The identifies your entire cloud flare account.
## Digital Ocean
**Digital Ocean**
* API Token
- A Digital Ocean API token is a secure, limited access credential used to authenticate requests to the Digital Ocean API
## Back Blaze
**Back Blaze**
* Application Key
- The back blaze application key is a secure, limited access credential used to authenticate requests to the Back Blaze cloud storage. Note: If you lose the application key string, you will need to delete and create a new one. There is no way to recover it.
* Key ID
- The ID associated with the application key provided above.
* Bucket URL
- The Bucket URL also called an endpoint is the specific web address used to access your files and send data to a specific Backblaze bucket
3. Click the Next button
**Validation**
- Nassella will validate that it is able to connect to each service with the information provided. If everything is successful you will see a message similar to the below screenshot.
![Service Settings Success](images/servicesSettingsSuccess.png)
- If there was an issue connecting, Nassella will show you the error message received from the associated service.
![Service Settings Failure](images/servicesSettingsFailure.png)
[Find troubleshooting advice here.](Troubleshooting)
4. Once all of the services have connected, click the Next button
## Apps
Now that all of the services are set up, it's time to add the app specific settings.
![Select Applications](images/selectApps.png)
1. Enter the root domain. Only domains that are accessible from cloudflare can be selected.
2. Select the apps you would like Nassella to add and manage
- [Wg-easy](https://wg-easy.github.io/wg-easy/v15.3/)
- Wg-easy is an open source tool for deploying and administering a WireGuard [VPN](a "A Virtual Private Network (VPN) is a private tunnel for your internet traffic. It masks your identity and location and protects your data by encrypting it.") server.
- [Next Cloud](https://nextcloud.com)
- Next Cloud provides a private cloud workspace for sharing, communication, and collaboration, with the emphasis on ownership and control of the underlying data—often described as a privacy-focused alternative to services such as Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, Dropbox, or Teams.
- [Ghost](https://ghost.org)
- Ghost is an open-source publishing platform that lets you run a branded website where you can publish articles, send email newsletters, build an audience, and sell memberships or paid subscriptions
- [Wordpress](https://wordpress.org)
- Wordpress is a free, open-source content management system (CMS) for creating and managing websites. It is designed to solve the problem of building and maintaining a website without needing to write everything from scratch.
- Logviewer
- Admin LLDAP
- Admin Authelia