#GOOGLE ANALYTICS SCREENSTEPS UPDATE#
For example, you can easily upgrade the cluster version or update the node size of the user cluster control plane and memory.įigure 3: Anthos user cluster status detailsįor the Anthos clusters on bare metal deployment option, follow similar steps to set up a user cluster (see Figure 4). Once you’ve created the user cluster, you can perform cluster Day 2 operations on it from the console. Existing user clusters created via the gkectl CLIs can be enrolled with the new cloud-hosted API and displayed in the console as well.įigure 2: Entering configuration details while creating an Anthos cluster on VMware Performing Day 2 operations
Once the cluster is created, you can connect to it and deploy your applications. You can see the cluster status details while it is being created and act upon failures as necessary. Once you fill in the required information, you can create the user cluster. This new experience assumes you already have a configured admin cluster in place. Then, choose an existing admin cluster from the drop-down menu, and configure the networking, storage and nodepool details you want for your new user cluster.
#GOOGLE ANALYTICS SCREENSTEPS HOW TO#
Now let’s take a look at an example of how to set up an Anthos user cluster on VMware (available in 1.11.1 release and later) with just a few steps.įirst, select the “Create a cluster” option in the Anthos Clusters dashboard, and then choose the “VMware vSphere” environment type.įigure 1: Choosing the environment type when creating an Anthos cluster on-prem Setting up an Anthos user cluster on VMware You also can view cluster status details and perform cluster updates from the web user interface across Anthos cluster environments, including bare metal, VMware, AWS and Azure. As a result, you can now create user clusters easily following simple on-screen steps, in addition to using the existing CLI process. This year, we’re focused on bringing a consistent experience across hybrid, multicloud and Google Cloud environments, and are pleased to announce that a similar cloud-backed API concept is now available for your on-prem environments, enabling on-prem user cluster lifecycle management from the Google Cloud console. Last year, we introduced a cloud-hosted multicloud API for performing lifecycle management of Anthos clusters on AWS and Azure. Anthos meets you where you are and helps you modernize applications in place. Anthos manages your Kubernetes clusters not only on Google Cloud, but also in on-premises data centers and edges, as well as in other public clouds such as AWS and Azure.
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