📄️ Cluster Access
After the successful installation of a cluster, there are multiple ways to access it to start management:
📄️ Access Control
Kubernetes manages access to the cluster via RBAC (Role-Based Access Control). By default, you have a token that belongs to a ServiceAccount with the cluster-admin role.
📄️ Cluster Troubleshooting
The Kubernetes Cluster package is an extremely complicated product, which includes multiple steps required to set up the solution. Herewith, each action can fail due to various reasons, which should be analyzed to prevent problem occurrence in the future. Below, we’ll overview the main troubleshooting steps during the different stages and for multiple log files:
📄️ Cluster Upgrade
The platform actively develops the Kubernetes Cluster solution and regularly releases new versions of the package. Herewith, you don’t need to recreate the whole cluster from scratch to benefit on the new features and tools - the existing environment can be upgraded with a dedicated add-on.
📄️ Velero Backups
Velero is an open-source backup and restoration tool for Kubernetes cluster disaster recovery. It also supports the migration of cluster resources and persistent volumes backup. Manual or scheduled backups to the external storage ensure your data safety and protection.