Pre-provisioned

The following procedure describes creating a Konvoy cluster on a pre-provisioned infrastructure using SSH.

Completing this procedure results in a Kubernetes cluster that includes a Container Networking Interface (CNI) and a Local Persistence Volume Static Provisioner, and that is ready for workload deployment.

Before moving to a production environment, you may want to add applications for logging and monitoring, storage, security, and other functions. You can use Kommander to select and deploy applications, or deploy your own.

To get started, be sure that you have fulfilled the Prerequisites.

Fulfill the prerequisites for using a pre-provisioned infrastructure…Read More

Fulfill the prerequisites for using a pre-provisioned infrastructure when Air-Gapped…Read More

Bootstrap a kind cluster…Read More

Create necessary secrets and overrides for pre-provisioned clusters…Read More

Define the cluster hosts and infrastructure…Read More

Define the Control Plane Endpoint for your cluster…Read More

Create a Kubernetes cluster using the infrastructure definition…Read More

Make the new Kubernetes cluster manage itself…Read More

Procedure to scale-up or scale-down an existing DKP cluster…Read More

Upgrade my pre-provisioned Konvoy cluster to the latest Kubernetes version…Read More

Delete the Kubernetes cluster and/or the bootstrap cluster…Read More

Create a Kubernetes cluster on pre-provisioned infrastructure

Prerequisites

Prerequisites when Air-Gapped

Bootstrap

Create Necessary Secrets and Overrides

Define Infrastructure

Define Control Plane Endpoint

Create the Cluster

Make the New Cluster Self-Managed

Scale the Cluster

Upgrade the Cluster

Delete the Cluster