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Version: 1.0.0

Kubernetes Cluster

Zeet supports using self-managed Kubernetes cluster as the infrastructure provider.

Use Cases​

Zeet is designed to be a cloud-native application platform, but it's not limited to only public cloud providers. Using kubernetes cluster as the infrastructure layer directly has its unique benefits

  • On-Premise Compute Resource

    Zeet can deploy to any compute environment whether it's private Data Center, VPS, On-Prem server.

  • Edge Computing / IoT

    Zeet supports low resource edge environment running system like microk8s, k3s, k0s.

  • Permission Control

    Using Kubernetes with RBAC and policy framework can remove the need of giving cloud permission directly to Zeet

  • Development and Ephemeral Clusters

    Developers can utilize k3s, kind, minikube with Zeet to provide seamless development experience with their local clusters

Obtain kubeconfig.yaml​

To integrate your Kubernetes cluster with Zeet, you must generate a kubeconfig.yaml file. This file should grant permissions needed for Zeet to deploy and manage your applications.

For detailed information on organizing cluster access and creating a kubeconfig file, refer to the Kubernetes official documentation: Organize Cluster Access Using kubeconfig Files.

For a more simplified and guided approach, follow our Official Connection Guide, which outlines the process of creating a kubeconfig tailored for Zeet's integration with your Kubernetes environment. This guide is designed to streamline the setup process, ensuring a smooth and secure connection between Zeet and your Kubernetes cluster.

Upload kubeconfig.yaml to Zeet​

Select the kubeconfig.yaml you created and connect your cluster with Zeet.

Deploy to Kubernetes Clusters​

Kubernetes based infrastructure supports Docker Containers, Database Services, Helm charts and Zeet Templates.