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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.