Welcome to the SUSE Virtual Clusters.
SUSE Virtual Clusters
SUSE's Cloud Native product family introduces additional value with greater security assurances, extended lifecycles, access to focused architectures and Kubernetes advisories. It will also offer options to get production support for innovative Cloud Native projects. With SUSE's Cloud Native, installation assets are hosted on a trusted registry owned and managed by SUSE.
SUSE® Virtual Clusters, a key feature of SUSE Rancher Prime, brings together the lightweight power of the open source engine K3k and the enterprise-grade management capabilities of SUSE Virtual Cluster Management. It is designed to deliver the next generation of multi-tenancy in Kubernetes, making it easier for platform teams to manage and for developers to innovate with self-service.
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Introduction
Quick Start: Installation and cluster creation via the UI
This section covers installing SUSE Virtual Clusters and using it to create and manage virtual clusters.
Architecture
Details the two modes for deploying virtual clusters
Advanced Usage
Provides detailed use cases and explanations of the Cluster resource fields for customization.
VirtualClusterPolicy: Concepts
Explains the concepts of a VirtualClusterPolicy.
Add-ons
Information on provisioning the SUSE virtual cluster using the add-ons feature.
How-tos for User
Guides for users.
How-tos for Admin
Guides and installation details for admins.
References
Reference information for custom resource definitions (CRD) material and the CLI.
Troubleshooting
Common troubleshooting steps for SUSE virtual clusters.
What is SUSE Virtual Clusters
An overview of the SUSE® Virtual Clusters.
Creating a Virtual Cluster with Custom CAs Using cert-manager
Using cert-manager to generate and manage Certificate Authorities (CAs) and configure SUSE virtual clusters with custom certificate authorities.
Provisioning Virtual Clusters with Rancher Continuous Delivery
Deploying simple virtual clusters to one or multiple downstream clusters and defining environment-based deployment strategies across multiple clusters.
VirtualClusterPolicy: Create policies
How to create and apply a VirtualClusterPolicy.
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