Working with V1 Workload Clusters

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Update the Kubernetes version of a V1 Workload cluster, create and edit a Workload cluster template, and deploy a Workload cluster.

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Upgrade Workload Kubernetes Cluster Version
You can upgrade the existing Workload Kubernetes Cluster version to the latest versions of Kubernetes supported in the current version of the VMware Telco Cloud Automation.
Deploying a Kubernetes Cluster
Deploy a cluster using the Kubernetes cluster template.You can deploy distributed Workload clusters where the Master node can be on one vSphere cluster and the Worker node on another vSphere cluster.
Create a Workload Cluster Template
Create a Workload cluster template and use it for deploying your workload clusters.
Managing Workload Clusters after Deployment
After you deploy a Kubernetes cluster, you can edit its cluster configuration, Master and Worker node configurations, upgrade the Kubernetes version, and change the Kubernetes password.
Machine Health Check
Machine Health Check is a controller that provides node health monitoring and node auto-repair for Tanzu Kubernetes clusters.
Place Nodes in Maintenance Mode
When you want to perform certain reconfigurations on the Worker nodes that involves powering off and rebooting the virtual machine, you can place the Worker nodes in Maintenance Mode.
Managing Add-ons for v1 Workload Clusters
Configure and upgrade add-ons.

Parent topic: Working with Kubernetes Clusters

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