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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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Quickstart

Learn how to create, manage and delete a Kubernetes cluster in a few steps.

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Concepts

Core concepts that give you a better understanding of Kubernetes Kapsule and Kosmos.

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How-tos

Check our guides to creating and managing Kubernetes clusters and their features.

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Additional content

Guides to help you configuring your cluster and its advanced configuration.

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Deploying WordPress on a Kubernetes cluster with the Application LibraryRead more
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Kubernetes API

Learn how to create and manage your Kubernetes clusters through the API.

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  • Kubernetes

    Added

    Kubernetes data plane logs in Cockpit

    Centralized monitoring is now available, allowing you to send Kubernetes container logs to Cockpit for streamlined monitoring. Setup is easy with one-click deployment via Easy Deploy using Promtail. This feature captures all container logs, including pod stdout/stderr and systemd journal. Additionally, you can control ingestion costs with customizable filtering options.

    Learn more in our dedicated documentation: Monitor Data Plane with Cockpit

  • Kubernetes

    Removed

    Container Storage Interface (CSI) driver v.0.2 is no longer supported

    The Scaleway Block Volume Container Storage Interface (CSI) driver v0.2 will reach its end of support on February 28, 2025.

    To ensure continued compatibility, we recommend upgrading to the latest version (v0.3) as soon as possible.

    Refer to our dedicated documentation and learn how to upgrade: Managing Block Storage volumes with Scaleway CSI

  • Kubernetes

    Added

    IP Whitelisting for Kubernetes Kapsule and Kosmos Clusters

    Kubernetes Kapsule users can now restrict cluster access by specifying allowed IPs in CIDR notation. The default configuration 0.0.0.0/0 allows connections from all IPs.

    Note

    Kosmos clusters require unrestricted access from Scaleway IP subnets. This security enhancement reduces the risk of unauthorized access. Find more information in the documentation.

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