Guides for kubernetes-clusters
Instantly lock down Kubernetes clusters on Civo (Part 1)
This tutorial goes through how to immediately lock down a Kubernetes cluster on Civo and then selectively grant access to Kubernetes namespaces and services.
Managing application secrets with Vault
Learn how to use Hashicorp Vault and Kubernetes to securely manage app secrets. Follow step-by-step instructions to install, configure, and deploy with Vault secrets.
Visualizing Civo Kubernetes Clusters from Amazon EKS Console
Learning to manage your Kubernetes clusters across cloud providers: visualizing Civo Kubernetes Cluster from Amazon EKS Console
Kubectl commands - a comprehensive guide
Get more productive with kubectl, the Kubernetes command-line tool. This guide covers setting up autocompletion, managing contexts and configuration, working with namespaces, troubleshooting pods, and more.
Install KubeSphere on Your Civo Kubernetes Clusters
What if you could use one Kubernetes cluster as a central control plane to manage other clusters? With KubeSphere, you can.
How to Launch Civo Kubernetes Cluster
How to launch Civo Kubernetes cluster with 3 different ways.
How to create multiple NodePools
You can create multiple NodePools for your workloads once you have initialised your Civo Kubernetes cluster right from the dashboard.
Cluster sizing
Let’s say you want to scale your cluster, whether as part of a script to add mode nodes based on demand, or to quickly bring the node count down. This can be done on a node pool basis.
Installing FuseML on Civo Clusters
MLOps is hard, by FuseML and Civo we aim to simplify the process of building, running and maintain the end-to-end machine learning lifecycle
Webkubectl - Running Kubectl commands from your web browser
Webkubectl - Running Kubectl commands from your web browser
Deployments without YAML using Ketch
Ketch works toward solving Kubernetes complexity by eliminating the need for writing YAML files and directly deploying applications onto a cluster.
Deploying Rancher from the Civo app marketplace
This guide will run through installing Rancher from the Civo Kubernetes App Marketplace, along with basic Rancher usage.
Creating a cluster: the path to success
Creating a Civo Kubernetes Cluster takes around 1 minute if you know which commands to use and buttons to press. This guide will showcase three different ways to create a Kubernetes Cluster
Checking how much you spend on Kubernetes using Kubecost
Learn how to maximize the efficiency of your Civo Kubernetes spend with the Kubernetes Cost Monitoring & Management platform Kubecost.
Creating a firewall
A firewall lets you control the incoming and outgoing network traffic from your cluster or instance
Managing Environment Variables on Kubernetes
Learn how to manage your environment variables when working with Kubernetes from configMaps to Secrets and external tools.