How to deploy a Compute Nest service when creating a managed Kubernetes cluster-阿里云帮助中心

You can select a scenario template to automatically populate the required content and quickly create a service. This topic describes how to deploy a Compute Nest service in a new VPC by creating a managed Kubernetes cluster and a jump server for the application deployment.

Procedure

Create a service

Log on to the Compute Nest console.
In the navigation pane on the left, click My Services. On the Services I Created tab, click Create New Service.
Select Create Custom Service. Set Service Type to Private Service. Then, click Next: Configure Service.
On the Configure Service page, configure the following settings.
1. In the Basic Information section, upload a Service Icon, and enter the Service Name, Service Introduction, and Version Description.
2. In the Service Deployment section, configure the resources required for the service.
  1. For Deployment Settings, select All Regions.
  2. For Template Entry, select Select Classic Scenario. From the Select Scenario drop-down list, select Create a managed Kubernetes cluster and a jump server to deploy an application (New VPC). After you select the scenario, the template content is automatically populated. You do not need to modify the template. The following figure shows the configuration.
    For more information about the template content, see the ROS console. The following figure shows the template architecture.
  3. Click Add Package to configure two packages. Custom packages are not supported.
  4. In the Artifact Association section, select a distributed image from your artifacts to replace the image in the template.
  5. In the Application Group section, do not configure any settings.
    If you want to group resources in the template, click Create Application Group.
3. In the Service O&M (Optional) section, configure the O&M features.
  1. In the O&M section, configure O&M notification settings.
  2. In the Monitoring section, configure resource monitoring settings.
4. In the Advanced Configuration (Optional) section, you do not need to configure any settings.
Click Create Service.
In the dialog box that appears, select the check boxes for the service agreement and review criteria, and then click OK.
Test the service.
After you save the service, you must test it to ensure that it is active and available. For more information, see Test a service.
Publish the service.
After the service passes the test, submit it for review. After it is approved, you can publish the service. For more information, see Publish a service.

Deploy a service instance

After the service is published, use the deployment link to create a service instance. Specify the parameters as prompted, read and agree to the Terms of Service, and then click Create.
In the Create dialog box that appears, view the dependency check results on the Dependency Check tab.
Click Next. On the Confirm Information tab, confirm the service instance information.
Click Next. On the Pay Bill tab, complete the payment.
Wait for the service instance to be deployed. On the instance Details page, click the Resources tab to view the resource details.

Advanced operations

Deploy other services using a scenario template

The scenario template for this topic includes the following services:

ApplicationYaml: |
  apiVersion: v1
  metadata:
   name: nginx
  spec:
   containers:
   - name: nginx
     image: nginx
     imagePullPolicy: IfNotPresent

To configure other services, create a new service and select the scenario template from this topic. Then, modify the template by redefining the `ApplicationYaml` section. After you finish, follow the steps in the preceding section to complete the service configuration.