Kubernetes

To start our Managed Kubernetes service, you must first create an account on our NWS Customer Int...

kubectl kubectl is the command-line tool to manage your Kubernetes clusters and is available for...

We support two different CNIs, that being Flannel and Cilium. Flannel is known for it's simplicit...

Now that the cluster is built and kubectl is already installed, it is time to connect to the clus...

If you need a staging cluster and a production cluster, this can easily be done in the same Kuber...

With NWS Managed Kubernetes you have full control over all resources in your cluster. Please adhe...

Resizing Nodegroups Nodes are organized in nodegroups. If you want to create new nodes or delete ...

Here is how to enable Cluster Autoscaling: First click "Enable Autoscaling" in the cluster's cont...

ETCD Backups for the state of your k8s cluster If a K8s cluster is damaged, the state of the K8s...

Kubernetes Upgrades Supported Versions < v1.24 v1.25 v1.26 v1.27 v1.28 v1.29 v1.30 Suppor...

We prepared some software stacks that you can deploy to your cluster with just one click. Promet...

Our Managed Kubernetes clusters come with a couple of predefined storage classes. If there is no ...

Static Hostnames Static hostnames can be set in an extra ConfigMap called "coredns-extra-hosts" ...

To use High-IOPS PersistentVolumes in your Managed Kubernetes Cluster you need to manually create...

Do not hesitate to taint worker nodes. Our DaemonSets (e.g. csi-cinder-nodeplugin) will tolerate...

To be able to use NetworkPolicies, you'll need to run Cilium as your CNI provider. Flannel does n...

Cilium has an extension called Hubble. Similar to the well known telescope it specializes in obse...