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To sign up for an EDJX Account, click here. You can click Sign In With Google or enter an email address you want to associate with the account.

Both methods of signup require two-factor authentication for the initial setup; therefore, you need to have access to your Google or email account to verify the account information you enter. See Sign Up for EDJX Account for detailed instructions.

There are two ways to log into EdjConsole:

If you are a returning user, go to the Sign-in Page. If you are a new user and logging into the EdjConsole for the first time, see Sign into the EdjConsole for detailed instructions.

Now that you are all signed up and logged into the EdjPlatform you can now use the EdjPlatform as your Edge Computing solutions for:

The EdjCDN makes the transmission of your content more efficient for your customers.

See Manage EdjCDN to read about what EdjCDN can do for your website traffic.

Adding a domain to your account lets you manage the domain’s DNS records with the EdjPlatform.

Configuration is dependent on which domain zone setup type you want to create: Full or CNAME.

Visit Manage EdjDNS to read about the supported domain zones and the resource records.

EDJX currently supports the building, management, and deployment of Rust and C++ applications. For large data sets, you can use the streaming services for building serverless functions. It results in optimal memory usage during data transfer to/from EDJX Storage and HTTP transfers.

See Manage EdjFunctions to read about how to use EdjFunctions to build, deploy, and easily manage your serverless applications.

The EdjPlatform can operate as your decentralized object storage to store your files within buckets. A EdjStorage bucket is a logical folder within an organization.

See Manage EdjStorage to read about how EdjStorage can manage your data.