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Clusters

The Clusters page lists every cluster in the service.

Cluster list

Columns: Name, Version (Kubernetes gitVersion), Status, Node pools (count) and Created. Filters narrows by status, Display options toggles which columns show, and the row menu () has Manage (open the cluster) and Delete.

Cluster row menu

Deleting a cluster is permanent

Delete asks you to type the cluster's name to confirm — it permanently removes the cluster and all its workloads. There is no undo.

Delete cluster confirmation

Create a cluster

Create cluster opens a single-page builder: the configuration is on the left and a live Kubernetes Cluster Summary rail on the right tracks control-plane limits (HA, max pools, max nodes/pool), the pools you've defined and the add-ons you've enabled.

Create cluster — information, configuration & networking

Cluster information & configuration

CardFields
Cluster InformationCluster Name (10–100 chars, letters/numbers/-/_, starting alphanumeric) · System ID (read-only, auto-derived k8s-c-…) · Description (optional).
Cluster ConfigurationKubernetes Version · Container Runtime (containerd).
Resource GroupWhich compute resource group to place the cluster in (if your service has more than one).
NetworkingCNI Plugin (Calico / flannel) · Subnet (one of your networks) · Node's CIDR (default 10.244.0.0/16) · Service's CIDR (default 10.96.0.0/12).

Node pools

Define one or more worker pools (up to 3). Each pool has a read-only derived name, a Type (Standard / Processor Optimized / Memory Optimized), a Flavor (vCPU + memory), optional GPU acceleration, Min / Max nodes (1–10), Storage (GiB) and an autoscaling toggle.

Create cluster — node pool configuration

Add-ons

Toggle optional components on; enabled ones expand to their settings. The catalog:

Add-onConfigures
NGINX IngressL7 ingress controller — Service type (ClusterIP / LoadBalancer) and Ingress class.
Metrics ServerResource metrics for HPA and kubectl top (no config).
cert-managerAutomated TLS — ACME email, optional staging issuer.
Kubernetes DashboardWeb UI — expose via ClusterIP / LoadBalancer.
Argo CDGitOps continuous delivery — expose via ClusterIP / LoadBalancer.
PrometheusMetrics collection — retention (days) and storage (GiB).
GrafanaDashboards — admin password (auto-generated if empty).
Storage ProvisionerDynamic PersistentVolumes — backend (Block Storage / NFS / HostPath) and default-StorageClass toggle.

Create cluster — add-ons & tags

Tags

Optional key/value labels (up to 50) applied to the cluster's resources.

When the summary looks right, Create new Cluster provisions it. Provisioning streams live logs on the cluster's Overview; the cluster becomes Active once the control plane and first pool are ready.