How to configure autoscaling
Autoscaling lets your Hikube cluster automatically adjust the number of nodes according to the load. This guide explains how to configure the scaling bounds of your node groups from the console, then observe scaling in the cluster.
How to configure monitoring
This guide explains how to enable metrics and log collection on a Hikube Kubernetes cluster with the Monitoring Agents addon, and how to check that it works in the cluster.
How to configure networking
This guide explains how to manage the network configuration of your Hikube Kubernetes cluster, using Kubernetes NetworkPolicies and the Cilium/Hubble observability tools.
How to deploy with Flux (GitOps)
This guide explains how to enable Flux CD on a Hikube Kubernetes cluster and configure it to deploy your applications following the GitOps approach: a Git repository as the source of truth for the state of your cluster.
How to deploy an Ingress with TLS
This guide explains how to expose an application over HTTPS with an automatic TLS certificate on a Hikube Kubernetes cluster, using the Cert-Manager and Ingress NGINX addons.
How to add and modify a node group
Node groups let you segment the nodes of your Kubernetes cluster according to the needs of your workloads. This guide explains how to add, modify and delete node groups from the Hikube console.
How to connect a private image registry
This guide explains how to configure access to a private container image registry (Docker Hub, GitLab Registry, GitHub Container Registry, etc.) from your Hikube Kubernetes cluster.
Access and tools
This guide explains how to access a Hikube Kubernetes cluster once it is created, and gathers useful commands for operating it. The cluster lifecycle (creation, modification, deletion) is managed in the console; everything else is done in the cluster with your usual tools.
How to upgrade a cluster
This guide explains how to upgrade the Kubernetes version of a Hikube cluster from the console. Upgrades are performed as rolling updates.