Shared Environments
Setting up a Shared Kubernetes Cluster
This chapter contains guides on how to set up shared remote Kubernetes for Gefyra. These guides are usually for multiple client use cases.
Installing Gefyra in a Cluster
Installing Gefyra to a remote cluster is usually slightly different to a local setup. This is because the networking aspect differs considerably between a local cluster, that might be created with overlay networks and port-forwarding, and remote clusters with cloud-specific routing components. Starting with Gefyra 2, you get good control of the cluster-side components.
Managing Gefyra Clients
Gefyra Clients provide a way to grant multiple clients (i.e. users, robots, pipelines, etc.) limited access to a Kubernetes cluster in order to use Gefyra's capabilities. They are managed with gefyra clients COMMAND.
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Installing Gefyra in a Cluster
Installing Gefyra to a remote cluster is usually slightly different to a local setup. This is because the networking aspect differs considerably between a local cluster, that might be created with overlay networks and port-forwarding, and remote clusters with cloud-specific routing components. Starting with Gefyra 2, you get good control of the cluster-side components.