Installing Charmed Kubernetes

We don’t desert our users on day zero - while this documentation can never be a complete guide to the general operation of a Kubernetes cluster, we can provide guides for many of the common activities and functions of a Charmed Kubernetes cluster.

These guides demonstrate the common tasks any user is likely to need:

• Basic operations
• Configure ingress
• Add storage
• Scale your cluster
• Make an etcd backup
• Upgrade to a new version
• Decommission a cluster
• Logging
• Perform audit Logging

There are additional services supported by the Charmed Kubernetes team, which can be added to your cluster, or further configuration made to the default setup which are covered in these guides:

• Configure and use CDK addons
• Monitor with Grafana/Prometheus
• Use K8s Operator Charms
• Schedule containers with Volcano
• Use the cluster autoscaler
• Validate your cluster with e2e
• Use a private Docker Registry
• Configuring proxies

If you run into trouble, please see the troubleshooting guide:

• Troubleshooting