Get started with ACK One registered clusters
Connect on-premises, third-party, or other cloud Kubernetes clusters to Alibaba Cloud through ACK One registered clusters for unified hybrid-cloud management. This topic outlines the quick-start workflow and links to related guides.
Getting started
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3.1 Configure the network plug-in |
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3.2 Create a custom script to add nodes |
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3.3 Create and expand node pools |
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3.4 Configure auto scaling |
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5.1 Use Managed Service for Prometheus |
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5.2 Collect logs |
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5.3 Use Event Center |
Create a Kubernetes event center for an external Kubernetes cluster |
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5.4 Configure alerting |
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5.5 Use ARMS |
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5.6 Use cost insights |
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7.1 Use configuration inspection |
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7.1 Use security policies |
Configure container security policies in a registered cluster (New version) |
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7.2 Use Security Center |
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7.3 Use cluster auditing |
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See Before you begin for ACK One registered cluster precautions.
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No cluster management fee is charged for ACK One registered clusters. If you use other Alibaba Cloud services, you must pay based on their billing rules. See ACK One billing.