taikun.cloud

Applications

Overview Manager | Partner Taikun allows you to install applications to Kubernetes clusters directly from the web interface. Check this article to see how to install applications in Taikun. Access the Applications section in the left-hand navigation panel to find the following tabs. Repositories Access available Repositories to bind them to your Taikun account. Later, […]

Creating Kubernetes cluster

Adding nodes The only step left is to add functioning Cloud servers to your Project! A Kubernetes cluster typically requires at least one master node and multiple worker nodes. The master node manages the cluster’s state, such as scaling and rolling out updates, while worker nodes run the actual applications. Taikun requires another third type […]

Accessing Cluster with Kubeconfig

What is Kubeconfig? A kubeconfig file is a configuration file used by the Kubernetes command-line tool kubectl to connect to a specific Kubernetes cluster. The file contains the cluster’s server address and authentication credentials. It also allows you to switch between different clusters and contexts within a cluster, such as different namespaces or user accounts. […]

Project Creation

Projects in Taikun A Project in Taikun is a central management place for creating and managing Kubernetes clusters. It serves as a way to organize and manage your account servers. This allows for better organization and enables users to separate their resources and environments. It provides a single place to view and manage all the […]

Connect your Cloud

Supported Cloud Providers Taikun currently supports six primary Cloud services: AWS, Azure, GCP, OpenStack, VMWare Tanzu, Openshift, VMware vSphere, Zadara and Proxmox. You must add your cloud credentials to the application to use Taikun to establish and manage your Kubernetes clusters on these platforms. More details about Cloud Credentials are in the Supported Cloud Providers […]

From Login to Production Cluster

What about Taikun? Welcome to Taikun! Our application is designed to make the lives of DevOps engineers and other professionals easier by providing powerful tools for establishing and managing Kubernetes clusters and overall infrastructure. We aim to empower IT professionals to focus on developing and deploying their applications instead of spending valuable time on the […]

Our Lingo

Taikun Terminology Access Profile – a profile using HTTP proxy, ssh (we support RSA, ECDSA or Ed25519), DNS or NTP to access your cluster, the condition is that you add it to the project during creation. Alerting Profile – a profile attached to a Project, provides notifications about alerts in your Project. Audit Log – summary of changes made in Projects. Backup credentials – Taikun […]

Flavor Information

Overview Manager | Partner Sort flavors by the size of CPU and RAM or use the search bar. 📄 Note To use a flavor for Server in Project, you have to assign the flavor to the project first. You can do so during project creation or in Flavor Info tab. Bind To Project Choose the Organization, Cloud […]

Backup

Manager | Partner Create new credentials S3 Name – the name for backup credentials (3-30 characters) Fill in the remaining S3 data from Amazon and add new backup credentials. See endpoints from AWS. Invalid S3 credentials error can pop up if you fill in wrong/non-existent credentials. After you add the credentials, you can back up the project by Enable Backup and […]

Audit Log

Manager | Partner Overview You get real-time notifications via Inbox but you can also preview all the changes made in the Audit Log. The Audit Log can be located under the Manager section of your account See who (User Name) made a change (Category, Message), where (Project), and what time (When). Choose Start and End […]