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Kubernetes Profiles

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Each profile is characterized by the following parameters:

  • ID
  • Name
  • Organization Name
  • CNI (Container Network Interface)
  • Octavia
  • Proxy on Bastion
  • Projects
  • Actions

Kubernetes Profiles

Kubernetes Profiles

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Add Kubernetes Profile

You can create a new profile where you can enable a few features that can be customized using the CNI plugin.

Add Kubernetes Profile

Add Kubernetes Profile

Profile Settings

  • Organization (optional): Choose an organization for your profile.
  • Profile Name: Enter the name for your Kubernetes profile (3–30 characters).
  • Octavia: Exposes the service externally using OpenStack load balancers.
  • Enable Taikun Load Balancer: Manage your traffic, available only for OpenStack and when Octavia is disabled.
  • Proxy on Bastion: Exposes the service on each node with a static port (NodePort). It will be possible to contact this service using NodeIP:NodePort. Choose this profile with enabled features during project creation.
  • Scheduling on Master: Schedule Pods on the control plane node to maximize resource usage, but it is not recommended. If scheduling on Master is disabled, the Kubernetes worker node should have more than 2 CPUs.
  • Enable Unique Cluster Name: If not enabled, the cluster name will be cluster.local.
  • Enable NVIDIA GPU Operator: The NVIDIA GPU Operator simplifies the deployment and management of GPU resources within a Kubernetes cluster. It automates the installation of critical components such as NVIDIA drivers, the NVIDIA Container Toolkit, and device plugins.
  • Enable WebAssembly (Wasm): WebAssembly (Wasm) enables high-performance execution of compiled code within Kubernetes. It allows efficient and secure running of applications written in C, C++, and Rust within Kubernetes environments.
  • Proxmox Storage (optional): In Taikun, "Proxmox storage" refers to storage managed by Taikun, not native Proxmox storage. It is integrated into your Kubernetes environment for efficient storage management. The following storage options are available:
  • NFS (Network File System): Allows sharing file storage across multiple servers.
  • OpenEBS: A solution for container-attached storage for Kubernetes.
  • Longhorn: A lightweight, highly available distributed block storage system for Kubernetes.

Specify Container Network Interface (CNI)

Choose the CNI plugin to be installed in your Kubernetes cluster. Currently, Calico CNI is the default option. Cilium CNI will be added in future releases.

Actions

  • Unlock/Lock: Unlock or lock the profile to enable/disable it from the drop-down selection when creating a new project. The default profile cannot be locked.
  • Delete: Delete the profile if it is no longer needed. Only profiles that are not associated with any project can be deleted. The default profile cannot be deleted.