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Overview

The UCS console allows you to manage each cluster on each cluster console.

  • For OTC clusters (CCE standard and Turbo clusters), the operations on the cluster console of UCS are the same as those on the cluster console of CCE. For details about CCE cluster management, see CCE User Guide.
  • For attached clusters, the cluster console allows you to manage basic Kubernetes resources, such as nodes, workloads, Services and ingresses, container storage, ConfigMaps and secrets, and namespaces.

    For attached clusters, you need to log in to the UCS console with a OTC account or as a user who has the UCS FullAccess permissions to add permissions on the Permissions page.

Accessing the Cluster Console

The method for accessing the cluster console varies according to whether a cluster has been added to a fleet. The details are as follows:

  • Cluster in fleet: On the Fleets page, click the Fleets tab and click the name of the target fleet. In the navigation pane, choose Container Clusters. Then, click the cluster name to access the cluster console.
  • Clusters not in fleet: Switch to the Clusters Not in Fleet tab, locate the cluster that is not added to the fleet, and click the cluster name to access the cluster console.