Kubernetes
Run containerised workloads on managed Kubernetes clusters. Clusters run k3s, a lightweight, CNCF-certified Kubernetes distribution, and are currently in preview. Go to Compute → Kubernetes.
How it works
Each cluster belongs to a workspace. When you create a cluster, the platform provisions a control plane node and the worker nodes you choose, then exposes the cluster API through a public endpoint. You manage the cluster with standard kubectl once you download its kubeconfig.
The cluster detail page has four tabs: Overview (control plane and worker pool summary), Nodes (each node's role, status, plan, and private IP), Access (connection instructions), and Settings (upgrades and deletion).