Create a project

Documentation Index

Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.nexus.westyx.cloud/llms.txt

Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

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Steps

1

Open the Projects page

In the left sidebar, click Projects.Then click the + New Project button in the top-right corner.

2

Name your project

Enter a name for your project. This is used as an identifier — for example in the CLI — so short and descriptive works best.

3

Choose a tier

Select the tier that matches your needs. Each tier defines your resource quotas: number of services per environment, secrets, configs, flags, and audit history length.Use the Compare all tiers → link to open the full Plans & Tiers page in the console.

Tier	Environments	Notes
free	develop	Always free, no card needed
xs	develop, prod	First paid tier
s	develop, test, prod	Adds test environment
m	develop, test, staging, prod	Mid-scale
l	develop, test, staging, qa, prod-blue, prod-green	Large scale
xl	All of the above	Unlimited resources

You can upgrade the tier at any time from Project Settings.

4

Choose an authentication mode

Mode	Description
API Key	Services authenticate with sk_live_ (backend) or pk_live_ (frontend) key pairs. Simple to set up.
WIF	Workload Identity Federation — keyless authentication via OIDC trust. Compatible with GCP, AWS, Azure, and Kubernetes. More secure since no static API keys are stored in your deployments.

WIF requires the L or XL tier, or the Security Add-On ($5 / project / month) on lower tiers.

You can migrate between modes later from the project’s Auth tab.

5

Set the timezone

The project timezone defaults to your tenant’s timezone. Override it here if the project serves a different market or region.This setting is used by the anomaly detection system: activity outside of business hours in the configured timezone may trigger a suspicious behaviour alert.

6

Create the project

Click Create project. You will be returned to the Projects list.Click on your new project to open it. From here you can manage services, environments, members, security, add-ons, snapshots, logs, and settings.

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