This console creates and runs Kubernetes clusters in your own cloud account. Each cluster comes with a CI/CD pipeline, a private Git server, a container registry, monitoring and automatic HTTPS, so you can go from git push to a live URL without assembling that tooling yourself.
How it fits together
| You set up | What it is |
|---|---|
| Team | The group of people who share a set of clusters. Each member has Read, Write or Admin access. |
| Cloud credential | Access keys for your cloud account. Clusters, storage and databases are created there. |
| Cluster | A managed Kubernetes cluster with its node groups and platform services. |
| Project | A Kubernetes namespace on a cluster, where an application runs. |
| Virtual service | A public domain and port on the cluster's load balancer, routed to a service in a project. |
| Storage and databases | Object buckets, shared NFS volumes and managed databases for a cluster. |
Where to start
New here? Follow Getting Started → Launch your first cluster. It takes you from an empty account to a running cluster in four steps.