Creating and Destroying Workload Clusters - Cluster API

Creating and Destroying Workload Clusters

Cluster API

Cluster API Introduction

1m
Overview of Cluster API

9m
Extending Kubernetes for Cluster API

10m
IaaS Integration with Cluster API Providers

11m
Establishing the Management Cluster

11m
Creating and Destroying Workload Clusters

13m
Cluster API on vSphere

12m
Cluster API on Azure

12m
Troubleshooting Cluster API

16m
Cluster API Conclusion

2m
Completed

Conclusion

Once your management cluster has been established, now you can use Cluster API to easily create, scale, upgrade, and destroy workload clusters. In this lesson, we’ll walk you through creating, scaling, and destroying a workload cluster on AWS.

Scott Lowe

Principal Field Engineer at Kong, Inc.

Focused on Kubernetes and related cloud-native technologies. Helps customers deploy and deliver applications with cloud-native and open source technologies.

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