$ vishctl get notes -l topic=vcluster

#vcluster

3 notes

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vCluster on Bare Metal: A GPU Tenant from One YAML File in Six Minutes

A diagram-first walkthrough of vCluster Platform private nodes and auto nodes on simulated bare metal: one request, Metal3 powers on two servers, writes Ubuntu, and a tenant cluster schedules pods onto a GPU node.

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vCluster Private Nodes and Auto Nodes: How a Tenant Gets Its Own Servers

How vCluster Platform turns one tenant request into real machines: node providers, node types, NodeClaims, and the Metal3 and Ironic flow that writes an OS to a bare-metal server and joins it.

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vCluster: Virtualise Clusters, Not Machines

vCluster gives every team or customer its own Kubernetes API, running as a pod in a shared cluster. Here is how the control plane, the syncer and the three node models fit together.