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Vcluster to the Rescue
The hype has kicked in and you have finally created a Kubernetes cluster on your favorite cloud provider. Before you know it, you are spending large amounts of money on clusters, storage and other services offered by the provider.
Output will look something like this: $ vcluster create my-vcluster -n my-vcluster --connect=false --upgrade -f values.yaml info Upgrade vcluster my-vcluster...
- Use `vcluster connect my-vcluster --namespace my-vcluster -- kubectl get ns` to run a command directly within the vcluster
Secure multitenancy, cluster scaling and cluster simulations are a few of the use cases for virtual clusters.
Output will look something like this: $ vcluster create my-vcluster -n my-vcluster --connect=false --upgrade -f values.yaml info Upgrade vcluster my-vcluster...
- Use `vcluster connect my-vcluster --namespace my-vcluster -- kubectl get ns` to run a command directly within the vcluster
Secure multitenancy, cluster scaling and cluster simulations are a few of the use cases for virtual clusters.
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