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Container Configuration​

The "Container Configuration" section in the admin portal allows administrators to manage container-related features and settings within the Cloud Management Platform (CMP). One of the key configurations available here is the option to Enable Kubernetes Service. Kubernetes is a popular container orchestration platform that allows users to automate the deployment, scaling, and management of containerized applications. By enabling Kubernetes within the CMP, administrators can provide end-users with enhanced capabilities to deploy and manage container workloads in a cloud-native manner.

Enable K8s Service​

The "Enable K8s Service" option in the admin portal provides administrators with the ability to activate Kubernetes (K8s) services within the Cloud Management Platform (CMP). Kubernetes is an open-source platform used for managing containerized workloads and services. By enabling this option, administrators allow users to easily deploy and manage Kubernetes clusters within their cloud environment, offering a Container as a Service (CaaS) solution integrated within the existing Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) framework.

1. Steps to Enable K8s Service :​

  • Login into the admin portal.

  • Navigate to the Config section by clicking on the Config icon in the portal menu.

  • Under CMP Config section, click on the Feature Configuration link.

  • Select the Container tab to lists all the container related features available for configuration.

2. Enable or Disable the Feature :​

  • Look for the option labeled Enable K8s Service in the list of feature configurations.

  • Use the toggle switch to Enable or Disable the Feature.

  • The portal will automatically update the changes.

3. Effect in User Portal :​

  • Navigate to User Portal > Compute > Kubernetes

  • On the Create Cluster page, users can configure their Kubernetes cluster by specifying details such as the number of nodes, cluster name, and other settings.

  • Once the cluster settings are filled out, users can initiate the creation process. The platform will handle the infrastructure provisioning and setup for the Kubernetes cluster.