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Updated August 24, 2026 Every cluster is a set of virtual machines in a dedicated VPC, built from four roles: The distribution is RKE2 with the Cilium CNI. Nodes have no public IPs — all traffic enters and leaves through the gateway, and the firewall on the gateway decides what gets in. The cluster’s Nodes tab shows each role in its own section — Gateway (with the floating public IP), Control plane, Storage and Workers — with internal IPs, per-node CPU/memory and kubelet status:
Nodes tab with Gateway, Control plane, Storage and Workers sections

Lifecycle states

A cluster’s status moves through: pendingdeployingrunning, with warning for degraded conditions (details in the status message), failed when provisioning could not complete (all infrastructure is cleaned up automatically and nothing bills), and deleting / delete_failed during teardown. The ready flag is the simple version: true means running with no pool mid-operation.
Last modified on August 24, 2026