You can view information about clusters connected to ale and modify their settings.
To add a cluster managed by ale, see the Multi-Cluster page.

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Agent Access

You can access the cluster using the Agent Access button in the top right.

View Cluster Logs

Terminal Access (kubectl)

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Nodes

You can view information about the nodes that make up clusters connected to ale.
  • Node Hostname
  • Node Status
  • CPU / Memory
  • Number of running pods

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Events

You can view events occurring in the cluster.

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Settings

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Container Registry

To integrate external container registries, refer to the links below for guide on connecting to each provider’s registry.

AWS Elastic Container Registry

Github Container Registry

Docker Hub

Google Cloud Artifact Registry

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Network

  • Preview Domain: Connected root domain
  • Use HTTPS
    • enabled: Internet environment
    • disabled: Intranet/closed network environment
  • Certificate Secret Name: TLS certificate secret name
  • Certificate Secret Namespace: Namespace of TLS certificate
  • Certificate Issuer: Name of the certificate issuer (ClusterIssuer) that issues TLS certificates
  • Ingress Class: Ingress class name to apply to deployed web services
  • Ingress IP: External IP or Hostname of Nginx Ingress Controller
  • Load Balancer Type: TCP connection method for deployed applications
    • Load Balancer
    • NodePort

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Storage

  • Storage Class
  • Volume Mode
    • RWO(ReadWriteOnce): Single node volume mount, single pod use
    • RWX(ReadWriteMany): Multi-node volume mount, multi-pod use
  • Min/Max Size: Enter in GB