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Learn how to create, manage and delete a Kubernetes cluster in a few steps.
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Kubernetes
Managed Kubernetes allows you to create and manage Kubernetes clusters in just a few clicks, scale effortlessly and focus on your applications.
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Concepts
Core concepts that give you a better understanding of Kubernetes Kapsule and Kosmos.
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Check our guides to creating and managing Kubernetes clusters and their features.
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Guides to help you configuring your cluster and its advanced configuration.
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Kubernetes API
Learn how to create and manage your Kubernetes clusters through the API.
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Kubernetes
Routed IPs are becoming default for all Scaleway resources. Effective now, new Kubernetes clusters will provision nodes with public IP addresses directly routed to the Instance, without having to go through a NAT gateway to convert from public IP to a private IP.
If you want to know more about the changes behind this evolution, have a look at our blog post.
Find out more about the manual and automatic migrations plans.
Kubernetes
COP-ARM Instances are already offering unparalleled efficiency and sustainability for diverse computing needs. In public beta stage, Scaleway Kubernetes clusters on versions >=1.28 can now add COP-ARM node pools.
For seamless deployments, read our documentation:
Kubernetes
New Kubernetes Kapsule clusters now natively incorporate version 0.3 of Scaleway's Container Storage Interface, granting users access to Block Storage Low Latency volumes via the three storage classes:
sbs-default,sbs-5k, orsbs-15k.Read our tutorial to get started with Kubernetes Storage for more information.
Note that:
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Migrations from CSI v0.2 to CSI v0.3 are not yet supported.
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When using the
no-scw-csi-v0.3tag at cluster creation, new clusters can keep using the CSI version 0.2 and its legacy storage classscw-sbs.
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