Clusters
Platform Management administrators can manage clusters on the platform, nodes within the clusters, and Pods running on the nodes.
Cloud credentials are a type of authentication Secret used in public clouds.
Custom Resource Definitions (CRDs) are a type of resource provided by Kubernetes that define the version and schema information of resource objects. Declaring a CRD adds a new custom resource type in resource management. By creating instances of CRDs, you can create custom APIs, quickly register and use new resource objects, and gain more support for extension capabilities.
The platform fully integrates with Kubernetes. Through the resource management function of Platform Management, you can view and update the YAML orchestration files of Kubernetes resources in the platform; you can use customized YAML orchestration files to create any category of Kubernetes resources (including the resources that are not classified and managed by the platform), which provides an in-depth experience of using Kubernetes clusters.
After successfully creating or joining a cluster, we recommend that you regularly back up the cluster data. Backing up data can help you quickly recover from unexpected disasters and easily migrate business data across clusters.
Cluster configuration management feature will centrally manage resource configurations, supporting creation, modification, and deletion of policies through Git. It provides a policy list view and Git configuration settings.
In cluster compliance management, support is provided for creating, deleting, modifying, and viewing security and compliance policies using Git repositories.