Select VM size & pool
Sizing node size and node count for your Kubernetes cluster – balancing performance, reliability and costs, including benchmarking tips.
Best practices
Proven Kubernetes best practices for stable clusters: replicas, node pools, autoscaling, requests and limits, PDBs and secure upgrades.
Cluster architecture
Setting up a centron Kubernetes cluster: the control plane, node pools, worker nodes and how the network layers interact.
Glossary
A clear and concise Kubernetes glossary with easy-to-understand explanations of key terms such as pods, nodes, clusters, load balancers, RBAC and networking.
Managed components
Which cluster components centron manages – Control Plane, etcd, Node Updates, CoreDNS, Metrics Agent – and which tasks remain your responsibility.
Select a plan
Select the appropriate instance type from C0 to C8: correctly size the node size, number of nodes and autoscaling without wasting capacity or budget.
High availability
Highly available control plane – and how to distribute workloads across multiple nodes: replicas, anti-affinity and PodDisruptionBudget.