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Importing Kubernetes Cluster

By importing a Kubernetes cluster, users can use Taikun CloudWorks centralized management capabilities, streamlined resource allocation, and enhanced operational control.

This topic will guide you through importing your existing Kubernetes cluster into Taikun CloudWorks, empowering you to manage it effortlessly alongside your other cloud resources.

What you’ll gain:

  • Streamlined management of your existing Kubernetes cluster within Taikun CloudWorks.
  • Centralized platform for all your cloud infrastructure, including Kubernetes.
  • Simplified deployments, monitoring, and troubleshooting.

1. Prerequisites

Before importing your existing Kubernetes cluster into Taikun CloudWorks, it’s essential to ensure that you meet the necessary prerequisites.

Access Credentials and Permissions: Ensure you have the required credentials and permissions to import and manage the Kubernetes cluster. This includes administrator-level access to both the existing Kubernetes cluster and Taikun CloudWorks.

Kubeconfig Format: The Kubeconfig file must be in YAML format with a .yaml or .yml extension.

2. Create a new Taikun CloudWorks project by importing a kubeconfig

Step 1: Create a new Taikun CloudWorks project Log in to the Taikun CloudWorks and locate the “Projects” section and press “Add Project” button.

Step 2: Provide Cluster Details Enter the credentials and details for the existing Kubernetes cluster, including the cluster’s address and authentication information.

Step 3: Obtain the kubeconfig File. Retrieve the kubeconfig file from the Kubernetes cluster. This file will establish a secure connection between Taikun CloudWorks and the imported cluster.

Step 4: Complete Import Process Follow the on-screen prompts to finalize the import process. Taikun CloudWorks will establish a secure connection with the imported Kubernetes cluster, making it manageable from the Taikun CloudWorks platform.

3. Managing your Kubernetes cluster within Taikun CloudWorks

Resource Utilization: Monitor resource utilization metrics to make informed decisions on optimizing performance.

Application Management: Utilize Taikun CloudWorks to efficiently manage applications deployed on the imported Kubernetes cluster. Access deployment details, monitor application health, and perform application-specific tasks from a centralized interface.

Resource Utilization: Monitor resource utilization metrics to make informed decisions on optimizing performance. Taikun CloudWorks provides visibility into CPU, memory, and storage usage for better resource management.

Cost Monitoring and Billing: Leverage Taikun CloudWorks’ cost monitoring features to track resource usage and associated costs. Gain insights into resource consumption patterns, enabling effective cost management and budgeting.

Backup and Recovery: To ensure data resilience, explore backup and recovery options within Taikun CloudWorks. Implement backup strategies and schedule automated backups to safeguard critical data and configurations. In data loss, use Taikun CloudWorks to streamline recovery processes.

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