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Glossary

Cluster Overview

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Cluster Overview
A cluster is a collection of cloud resources required for running a container, including several CVMs and CLBs. You can run your applications in your cluster.
Cluster Architecture
A TKE cluster is compatible with Kubernetes, which includes the following components:
Master: used to control nodes of the management plane of a cluster.
Etcd: used to retain the status information of the entire cluster.
Node: worker nodes used to run applications.
Cluster Types
TKE supports the following cluster types:
Cluster Type
Description
Managed cluster
Master and Etcd are managed by TKE
Self-deployed cluster
Master and Etcd nodes are built on your owned servers
For more information, see Cluster Hosting Mode Instruction.
Cluster Lifecycle
For more information on TKE cluster lifecycle, see Cluster Lifecycle.
Cluster-related Operations
Creating a Cluster
Changing the Cluster Operating System
Cluster Scaling
Connecting to a Cluster
Upgrading a Cluster
Enabling IPVS for a Cluster
Enabling GPU Scheduling for a Cluster
How to Choose TKE Network Mode
Deleting a Cluster
Custom Kubernetes Component Launch Parameters

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Cluster Overview

Cluster Overview

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Cluster Type	Description
Managed cluster	Master and Etcd are managed by TKE
Self-deployed cluster	Master and Etcd nodes are built on your owned servers