You must complete the VMware Cloud Director Container Service Extension server configuration process before it can operate. This workflow automatically creates a Kubernetes Clusters rights bundle, CSE Admin Role role, Kubernetes Cluster Author global role, and VM sizing policies. In this process, the Kubernetes Clusters rights bundle and Kubernetes Cluster Author role are automatically published to all tenants.
Server Parameter | Description |
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Current CSE Server Component Versions | CAPVCD Version: Kubernetes Cluster API Provider for VMware Cloud Director |
Kubernetes Cloud Provider for VMware Cloud Director | |
Kubernetes Container Storage Interface driver for VMware Cloud Director | |
Optional: Github Personal Access Token | |
Optional: Bootstrap Cluster VM Sizing Policy | |
Current Proxy Settings: Optional | NO_PROXY: List of comma-seperated domains without spaces |
HTTP_PROXY: Address of HTTP proxy server | |
HTTPS_PROXY: Address of HTTPS proxy server | |
Current Syslog Location: Optional | Host: Domain name |
Port: Port number | |
Current Node Health Check Settings |
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Current Container Registry Settings | Registry URL: The URL where Tanzu Kubernetes Grid clusters fetch container images. |
Certificates | Bootstrap VM Certificates: Certificates that allow the ephemeral VM, that is created during cluster creation, to authenticate with. For example, when pulling images from a container registry. It is necessary to copy and paste the .cert file contents. |
Cluster Certificates: Certificates that allow clusters to authenticate with. For example, when pulling images from a container registry. It is necessary to copy and paste the .cert file contents. |
Prerequisites
Before you can configure the VMware Cloud Director Container Service Extension server, ensure you have met the prerequisites detailed in VMware Cloud Director Setup Prerequisites, and upload the OVA files detailed in Create Catalogs and Upload OVA Files.