Slice Operations

The Slice Operations page serves as a comprehensive guide for performing various operations and tasks with Kubeslice. It covers a wide range of topics related to managing and manipulating Kubernetes slices using Kubeslice's powerful features and functionality. The page includes detailed instructions and examples for each submenu of Slice Operations, including Slice Creation, Assigning Node Labels, Managing and Monitoring Resource Quotas, and Managing RBAC (Role-Based Access Control). By following the guidance provided in this section, users can effectively leverage Kubeslice to streamline their slice management processes. They will learn how to create slices, define node labels for resource allocation, set and monitor resource quotas for slices, and manage RBAC permissions for secure access control. This knowledge will enable users to optimize resource utilization, improve scalability, and ensure efficient operations of their Kubernetes applications. Explore the Slice Operations page and its submenus to gain a deeper understanding of Kubeslice's capabilities and enhance your Kubernetes slice management skills.

📄️ Create Slices

This topic describes the steps to create a slice with overlay network (single-network or multi-network). The worker

📄️ Create No-Network Slices

This topic describes the steps to create a slice without overlay network (no-network). The worker clusters must be registered

📄️ Configure Managed Services Gateway

This topic describes how to configure the Managed Services Gateway. This feature enables you

📄️ Assign Node Labels

Assigning node labels to namespaces secure them from being shared with other namespaces on

📄️ Manage Resource Quotas

Resource quotas enable the cluster admins to enforce limits for CPU, memory, ephemeral

📄️ Monitor Resource Quotas

Currently, resource quotas can only be monitored through Prometheus metrics.

📄️ Manage RBAC

This topic describes how to apply role-based access control (RBAC) for a slice to secure the namespaces accessibility.

📄️ Create Replication Slices

This topic describes how to create a replication slice and a replication job for replicating

📄️ Delete Slices

This topic provides a cohesive explanation of the steps required to remove a slice from a cluster configuration. To begin with, the namespaces associated with the slice need to be offboarded. The process of offboarding is simple and straightforward, and this topic provides the steps to do so before deleting the slice. However, if the application is installed on multiple clusters within a slice, it is important to note that the offboarding steps must be completed for each cluster.