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ClusterPilot documentation
Create a Kubernetes cluster, install the platform tools you need and deploy your own application. Follow the actual ClusterPilot screens, with checks for each result.
Choose your task
01 · Product guideCreate a Kubernetes clusterProvision infrastructure, install Kubernetes Core through the actual ClusterPilot wizard and verify the OperationRun, nodes and ReadyForAddons state.→02 · Product guideInstall tools and add-onsSelect platform tools in the ClusterPilot Add-on Catalog, review dependencies and preflight, confirm installation and verify readiness.→03 · Product guideDeploy an application with Helm in ClusterPilotInstall your own versioned Helm chart in ClusterPilot, configure values and verify the release, Pods, Service and application readiness.→
From infrastructure to your application
ClusterPilot separates provider infrastructure, Kubernetes Core, optional add-ons and application releases. The operation record shows what was started and what actually completed.
| Step | You do | You verify |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Validate provider, preview and provision machines; create Kubernetes Core. | OperationRun, ready nodes and ReadyForAddons. |
| 2 | Choose platform components in the Add-on Catalog and confirm the plan. | Preflight, installation evidence and component health. |
| 3 | Install your chart as a Helm release in the cluster. | Release revision, ready Pods and an application request. |
More guides
Find access, network, storage, monitoring, troubleshooting and service topics. Product procedures are marked; future Cloud capabilities retain their availability notes.
Get started
5 guidesBackground & scopeCloud product statusSee what is documented for an agreed pilot, what is planned for the Cloud web experience and what still requires qualification or approval.→Cloud concept · access requiredUse the Cloud consoleUnderstand the browser-first Cloud workspace, its scopes, real operation states and the actions available without a local command line.→Cloud concept · access requiredManage a cluster in the CloudPlan capacity, request a managed cluster and follow create, scale, upgrade and removal states in one authenticated browser workspace.→Background & scopePlan your Cloud pilotTurn a use case into a scoped proposal, a handover checklist and measurable acceptance criteria.→Background & scopePlan compute & storageEstimate workload requests, rollout headroom and data growth before choosing nodes.→
Deploy applications
2 guidesBackground & scopeGitHub integration (planned)See the planned optional GitHub App flow, required permissions and safe hand-off; this integration is not currently available in the Cloud customer experience.→Background & scopeSecurity & responsibilitiesDefine access, application security and data ownership with a practical responsibility matrix.→
Operate reliably
6 guidesCloud concept · access requiredManage nodes and capacityReview node capacity, request a scale change or replacement and verify cost, safety checks and the resulting operation in the browser.→Cloud concept · access requiredOperate from the Cloud workspaceRead health, activity, usage and support context in the browser, then make changes with an explicit and auditable operation.→Cloud concept · access requiredUpgrade Kubernetes safelyPrepare, preflight and follow a Kubernetes version upgrade in the web interface, including compatibility, maintenance and recovery checks.→Background & scopePlan backups & prove recoveryDefine what is protected, agree recovery targets and test a restore before relying on backups.→Background & scopeBackups and recovery in the portalDefine a portal-based protection and restore workflow, while clearly separating the planned Cloud capability from what customers can use today.→Cloud concept · access requiredMonitor and troubleshoot in the browserRead cluster, node and application evidence, isolate common failure states and escalate with a safe, redacted operation record.→
Costs & support
3 guidesBackground & scopeUnderstand pricing & usageSeparate platform fees and infrastructure, check annual billing and plan resource changes.→Background & scopeMigrate workloads & plan an exitInventory dependencies, rehearse a data transfer and define export and deletion before cutover.→Background & scopeGet useful support quicklyPrepare a concise incident report, separate impact from urgency and share diagnostics without credentials.→
Kubernetes technical reference
These command guides help Enterprise operators and technical evaluations. They cover kubeconfig, manifests, networking, storage, logs and incident diagnosis.
Enterprise Self-Hosted
7 guidesTechnical referenceConnect to your clusterUse your provided kubeconfig, select the right context and verify namespace permissions safely.→Technical referenceDeploy your first applicationAdapt a Deployment and Service, validate the manifest and check a rollout without public exposure.→Technical referenceDomains, ingress & TLSAgree an exposure method, connect DNS and check routing and certificates layer by layer.→Technical referenceUse persistent storageRequest an agreed StorageClass, understand PVC binding and protect data during changes.→Technical referenceScaling, releases & upgradesSeparate application replicas from infrastructure changes and prepare a safe maintenance window.→Technical referenceMonitor workloads & read logsCheck health, events and application logs; define useful alerts and the limits of collected metrics.→Technical referenceTroubleshoot common failuresDiagnose Pending, ImagePullBackOff, CrashLoopBackOff and unreachable Services with bounded checks.→
Enterprise installation documentation → · Get useful support quickly →