Clusters
With unified multi-cluster management as its core, the platform can dock stable and fast physical machine servers, virtual machines with high resource utilisation, and cloud nodes in different cloud environments (public or hosted) to create Kubernetes clusters.
Cluster Parameter Requirements.
Build and manage a cluster using one or more nodes.
The platform supports managing existing standard Kubernetes clusters, OpenShift clusters, Amazon EKS (Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service) clusters, and CCE (Cloud Container Engine, Huawei Cloud Container Engine).
Create a public cloud cluster.
Initialization of a public cloud cluster.
Upgrading a public cloud cluster.
Update tokens for clusters on the access platform.
The Platform Manager manages the nodes under the cluster and the Pods running on the nodes.
When self-built or connected clusters on the platform have deployed monitoring components and the monitoring components are running normally, you can view cluster monitoring data through a visual interface.
When a new version of one or more functional components in a cluster has a new version that can be upgraded, all upgradeable components can be upgraded to the latest version with one click.
You can extend the capabilities of a cluster by deploying feature plug-ins for the cluster.
Supports configuration of cluster interconnection between clusters with network mode of Kube-OVN to enable inter-cluster pods to access each other.
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