Quick Start

Get from zero to a running service on Prangana in under 10 minutes.

What you will build

By the end of this guide you will have:

• A signed-in Nexus session with an active workspace
• A project created in Atlas
• A service provisioned from a golden path template
• A live service visible on the dashboard

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Step 1 — Sign in

Go to prangana.io and click Get started.

Complete the Azure B2C sign-up or sign-in flow. On success, you are redirected into Nexus at app.prangana.io with your organization context automatically set.

Already have an account?

Go directly to app.prangana.io. If your session is still valid, you land on the dashboard immediately.

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Step 2 — Select a workspace

If you belong to multiple organizations, Nexus shows the Select organization screen. Choose the organization you want to work in.

Your active organization is shown in the top-right corner of the navbar. You can switch at any time from the user menu.

No organization yet?

Contact your account SuperAdmin to be invited, or create one from the Organizations page if you have SuperAdmin access.

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Step 3 — Create a project

Projects are the top-level containers for your services.

1. Click Projects in the left sidebar
2. Click Create project
3. Fill in the wizard:

Step	What to enter
Basics	Project name (e.g. "My First Service"), domain (e.g. "platform"), deployment strategy: Standard
Ownership	Owner team (e.g. "Platform Team"), executive approver (e.g. "Engineering Lead")
Guardrails	Select a region (e.g. Central India)
Review	Confirm and click Create project

Nexus redirects you to the project detail page on success.

tip

You can also open the Project Wizard from the Dashboard → Quick actions → Create project, or via the command palette (Cmd K → type "Create project").

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Step 4 — Provision a service

Now provision a service inside your new project.

1. Click Services in the left sidebar, then Create from template — or go to /create/service
2. Step 1 — Template: Select your project from the dropdown, then choose a template (e.g. Node.js API)
3. Step 2 — Runtime: Select version v1, set region to centralindia, fill in the template parameters:
   • serviceName: e.g. my-first-api
   • cloudProvider: azure
4. Step 3 — Delivery: Choose Progressive rollout
5. Step 4 — Review: Confirm all values and click Provision service

Nexus submits the request to Fabric and redirects you to the service detail page.

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Step 5 — Monitor provisioning

On the service detail page and the Dashboard, you can track progress in real time:

• Status badge — shows Provisioning while Fabric is running
• Stage progress bar — shows completed vs. total stages
• Stage badges — each stage (repository, pipeline, build, deploy) shows its individual status
• Attention center — any failures surface here with the error message

The dashboard auto-refreshes every 8 seconds while provisioning is active.

How long does provisioning take?

Typically 3–8 minutes depending on the template and cloud region. The service moves to Running status when all stages complete.

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Step 6 — Access your service

Once the service reaches Running status:

1. Open the service detail page (/services/:serviceId)
2. The Access URL is shown at the top — click it to open your deployed service

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What's next

• Dashboard — understand the workspace command center
• Templates — explore all 14 golden path templates
• Manage team access — invite teammates and assign roles
• Roles and permissions — understand the RBAC model