cloud/ Provisioning Clusters
Last Updated: October 20, 2018How to create, name, and configure your first TigerGraph Cloud solution.
Provisioning Clusters
Creating a TigerGraph Cloud solution (cluster) is a streamlined process that can take a few minutes to complete.
1. Creating a Solution
On the Clusters page, click the button to create a new cluster.
Step 1: Select a Starter Kit (Free Tier)
For new users, TigerGraph provides Starter Kits. These are pre-configured solutions that include:
- A specific Graph Schema.
- Sample data ready for loading.
- Pre-written GSQL queries for common use cases (e.g., Fraud Detection, Supply Chain).
Step 2: Configure Infrastructure (Paid Tiers)
Professional and Enterprise users can choose:
- Instance Type: CPU and RAM allocation.
- Disk Size: Must be at least 3x the RAM size.
- Region: Strategic geographic placement for low latency.
2. Naming & Subdomains
Each solution requires a unique name and a subdomain.
- Internal Name: Used for organization within your dashboard.
- Subdomain: Forms your unique access URL (e.g.,
my-project.i.tgcloud.io).
3. Accessing the Solution
Once the status changes to Ready, you can access your solution via:
- GraphStudio URL: Accessible directly in the browser.
- REST Port 443: The default port for all REST requests on TigerGraph Cloud.
[!IMPORTANT] Azure Limitation: The GSQL Web Shell is currently not supported on Azure-hosted clusters due to limitations with the Azure Application Gateway. Use a local GSQL client instead.