cs_cluster.md

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• Creating clusters with the GUI
• Creating clusters with the CLI
• Using private and public image registries
  • Accessing a namespace in IBM Cloud Container Registry to work with IBM-provided images and your own private Docker images
  • Deploying images to other Kubernetes namespaces or accessing images in other IBM Cloud regions and accounts
  • Accessing public images from Docker Hub
  • Accessing private images that are stored in other private registries
• Adding IBM Cloud services to clusters
• Managing cluster access
  • Access policies and permissions
  • Adding users
  • Customizing infrastructure permissions for a user
• Updating the Kubernetes master
• Updating worker nodes
• Adding subnets to clusters
  • Requesting additional subnets for your cluster
  • Adding custom and existing subnets to Kubernetes clusters
  • Adding user-managed subnets and IP addresses to Kubernetes clusters
• Using existing NFS file shares in clusters
• Configuring cluster logging
  • Enabling log forwarding
  • Updating the log forwarding configuration
  • Stopping log forwarding
  • Configuring log forwarding for Kubernetes API audit logs
  • Enabling Kubernetes API audit log forwarding
  • Stopping Kubernetes API audit log forwarding
  • Viewing logs
  • IBM Cloud Log Analysis
  • Docker logs
• Configuring cluster monitoring
  • Viewing metrics
  • Other health monitoring tools
  • Configuring health monitoring for worker nodes with Autorecovery
• Visualizing Kubernetes cluster resources
• Removing clusters