Managing Your Deployment

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Once you create your provider and cluster, you can use VMware Integrated OpenStack with Kubernetes to manage your deployment.

Customizing Your Cluster
After adding a cloud provider, you may want to create a new cluster by customizing the node's OS image, the VM hardware resources, or the network settings. A node profile is an optional resource that you can create on a cloud provider to customize the hardware and infrastructure settings used by the nodes of a Kubernetes cluster.
Cluster Management
After creating your Kubernetes cluster, you may want to expand the cluster.
Increasing Capacity
To increase the capacity of your Kubernetes cluster, you can add cluster storage or add a new vSphere cluster.
Certificate Management Using the CLI
You use self-signed certificates in VMware Integrated OpenStack with Kubernetes for authentication. In some cases, certificates may need to be modified and regenerated.
Add Helm to Your VMware Integrated OpenStack with Kubernetes Deployment
Helm is a tool that streamlines the installation and management of Kubernetes applications. When you deploy Kubernetes applications with Helm initialized in your cluster, you can use Helm to version, upgrade, and rollback those deployments.
Optimizing Kubernetes Cluster Performance
To ensure optimal Kubernetes cluster performance, you should follow certain best practices. This section highlights some of the key best practices.

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