Managed Kubernetes clusters for containerized applications
Deploy Kubernetes clusters, manage node pools, track workloads, and connect networking, storage, and exposure from the console.
Centralized cluster lifecycle
Create, configure, scale, and remove Kubernetes clusters from one entry point.
Node pools and workload views
Administer node pools and track deployed workloads with their runtime state.
Integrated networking, storage, and exposure
Connect clusters to private networks, load balancers, and persistent volumes without changing tools.
Registry and related services
The container registry and supporting services complement the offer for deployments and application delivery.
Included operations
- Available at launch
- Full cluster lifecycle
- Workload view
- Container registry
- Networking integration
- Persistent volumes
Useful for
Managed Kubernetes will be available at launch, with full cluster lifecycle management, a workloads view, and persistent volumes.
Technical Specifications
- Mode
- Managed Kubernetes
- Cluster lifecycle
- Create, scale, delete
- Node pools
- Managed from the console
- Workload view
- Integrated
- Persistent volumes
- Through Block Storage
- Networking
- With load balancers and private networks
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Create the cluster
Choose the cluster profile, node sizing, and network scope that fit your workload.
Attach storage and exposure
Add the persistent volumes you need and prepare exposure with private networking and a load balancer when required.
Deploy your workloads
Publish workloads on the cluster and monitor their state through the dedicated console views.
Scale the service
Adjust node pools, capacity, and supporting components as traffic and platform needs evolve.
Common Use Cases
Microservice Architectures
Deploy microservices on a managed cluster with the networking, storage, and exposure components they require.
CI/CD Pipelines
Run temporary jobs, build runners, and Kubernetes-native pipelines from one console.
Modern SaaS Applications
Run multi-service SaaS applications with network isolation, persistent volumes, and controlled exposure.
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