Managing Kubernetes clusters in LS Cloud
Users can deploy ready-to-use Kubernetes clusters with persistent storage for managing containerized applications. A Kubernetes cluster includes the following components:...
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Creating and deleting Kubernetes clusters – LS Cloud
Limitations You cannot create Kubernetes clusters with version 1.15.x. Prerequisites The Kubernetes-as-a-service component is installed. It can be deployed along... -
Managing virtual networks in LS Cloud
Limitations You can delete a compute network only if no VMs are connected to it. To add a new virtual... -
Creating virtual machines – LS Cloud
Prerequisites You have a guest OS source prepared, as described in Managing images. One or more compute networks are created... -
Using persistent volumes for Kubernetes pods – LS Cloud
Kubernetes allows using compute volumes as persistent storage for pods. Persistent volumes (PV) exist independently of pods, meaning that such... -
Connecting to virtual machines – LS Cloud
Prerequisites Virtual machines are created, as described in Creating virtual machines. To be able to connect via SSH, the virtual... -
Managing volumes in LS Cloud
Managing volumes in LS Cloud Overview A volume in LS Cloud is a virtual disk drive that can be attached... -
Managing virtual routers in LS Cloud
Virtual routers provide L3 services such as routing and Source Network Address Translation (SNAT) between virtual and physical networks, or... -
Creating external load balancers in Kubernetes – LS Cloud
In Kubernetes, you can create a service with an external load balancer that provides access to it from public networks.... -
Managing balancing pools – LS Cloud
To see a list of balancing pools in a load balancer, click its name. You can open the pool right...