https://docs.shturval.tech/2.13/en/platform-admin/interface/providers/shturvalv2/Recent content in Shturval v2 onHugo -- gohugo.ioTue, 06 Oct 2020 08:48:23 +0000https://docs.shturval.tech/2.13/en/platform-admin/interface/providers/shturvalv2/shturvalv2-about/Tue, 06 Oct 2020 08:49:31 +0000https://docs.shturval.tech/2.13/en/platform-admin/interface/providers/shturvalv2/shturvalv2-about/Shturval v2 is the Shturval platform’s internal provider that: supports adding virtual and physical machines as hosts for use in clusters; lets you create autoscaling hybrid clusters. Note! The Shturval v2 provider does not require separate templates for different Kubernetes versions. When using Oracle Linux 8.x* on Shturval v2 provider hosts, disable Firewalld before installation. The provider supports virtual machines and physical servers. The provider must have: SSH access to the host; passwordless sudo; iptables and gnupg packages installed on hosts.https://docs.shturval.tech/2.13/en/platform-admin/interface/providers/shturvalv2/shturvalv2/Tue, 06 Oct 2020 08:49:31 +0000https://docs.shturval.tech/2.13/en/platform-admin/interface/providers/shturvalv2/shturvalv2/Before creating a Shturval v2 provider instance, review infrastructure providers and About Shturval v2. To create a provider instance, go to Providers → Provider configuration, click Add provider instance, and select + Shturval v2. In the dialog, enter the provider instance name. Screenshot Select an IP address pool from the drop-down list. Binding an IP pool to a provider instance lets you assign the cluster API server address and Ingress VIP from free IPs in that pool when configuring a cluster.https://docs.shturval.tech/2.13/en/platform-admin/interface/providers/shturvalv2/shturvalv2-hosts/Tue, 06 Oct 2020 08:49:31 +0000https://docs.shturval.tech/2.13/en/platform-admin/interface/providers/shturvalv2/shturvalv2-hosts/To add host(s) to a Shturval v2 provider instance, in the Hosts block click +. Screenshot On the right side of the screen: enter the host IP address or FQDN; specify a role for hosts. The role is added as a host label; for example, role other becomes label role:other. You can choose a recommended host role (controlplane, workers, infra, ingress, other) or define a new one. Enter the role name in the field to assign it to the host.