Managing Compute Clusters
After creation, you can view the Compute Cluster details, manage the access of the clusters, download the Kubeconfig file, and delete the created additional Compute Clusters.
Required resource role: EnvironmentAdmin or Owner
Required account role: IamViewer
Using Management Console
- Click on the Name of the Compute Cluster.
You will be redirected to the Cluster Details page.
On the Cluster Details page, you can view the Status, Creation Date, Created By, Description and CRN of the Compute Cluster.
- Click Actions to open the drop-down menu.
- Click Manage Access to update the list of
users who have access to manage the Compute Cluster and use it for
installing Data Services.
- Click Update roles to update the
Resource Role of a user or
group.
You can assign the Owner resource role to a user or group to provide permission to manage the Compute Cluster and install services on it.
- Click Update roles to update the
Resource Role of a user or
group.
- Click Kubeconfig to download the Kubeconfig
file.
- Click Download Kubeconfig.
- Click Delete Compute Cluster, if you no
longer need the additional Compute Cluster.
- Confirm the deletion of the additional Compute Cluster by clicking Remove.
- Click Manage Access to update the list of
users who have access to manage the Compute Cluster and use it for
installing Data Services.
- Click Networking tab to view the subnet information
of the Compute Cluster.
- Click
to update the Kubernetes API Server Authorized IP
Ranges.- Add or remove the CIDRs, and click Save.
- Click
- Click Encryption tab to view the encryption key of the Compute Cluster.
- Click Node Groups tab to have an illustrated overview of the resource utilization of the different services running on the Compute Cluster.
- Click Compute Cluster Version to view the Kubernetes and Insfrastructure Service versions of the cluster.
- Click Logs to check the different events of the Compute Cluster.
