Product Guide
Operational Flow
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The Kubeark platform operates on a hierarchical structure, where each level builds upon the previous one. This structure is as follows:
- Clusters: This is the highest level in the hierarchy. The Kubeark platform requires the use of a Kubernetes cluster as the fundamental unit of organisation. The Kubernetes cluster is a collection of physical or virtual machines that are connected and operate together to run containerized applications.
- Template Groups: Groups serve as containers for all the templates that you create. You can have multiple Groups, each with its own set of templates.
- Templates: Templates are the next level in the hierarchy. They are essentially configuration files that define the resources needed for a given deployment. Each Product can have multiple templates, but the number of templates you can create is limited by your license.
- Versions: Each template can have an unlimited number of versions. The versioning system allows you to track changes made to templates over time, and revert to previous versions if necessary. Only one version of a template can be active at a time, meaning that only the active version can be deployed.
- Deployments: Finally, the Deployments level is where you deploy your templates. Each template that is configured and ready for production becomes an Deployment. You can update the deployment of previous versions to the active version to ensure they are running the latest configuration.
Updated 25 Mar 2024
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