Cluster Onboarding
Cluster Onboarding
nctl provides an easy way to add new clusters to Nirmata Control Hub, and also to interact with existing clusters.
Note: You must be logged in to your Nirmata Control Hub account before performing any of the below actions. View the steps to login here.
Add a new cluster to Nirmata Control Hub
To onboard an existing cluster to the Nirmata Control Hub, use the add command.
nctl add cluster --cluster-name <cluster-name>
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This will install the Kyverno Operator, and also deploy the following PolicySets:
* Pod Security Standards (Baseline)
* Pod Security Standards (Restricted)
* RBAC Best Practices
If you wish to only onboard the cluster without deploying the Kyverno Operator and related components, use the `--register-only` flag.
## List all clusters
To get a list of all clusters that are onboarded to Nirmata Control Hub, use the `get` command.
```bash
nctl get cluster
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## Get cluster details
To view more details about a cluster:
```bash
nctl get cluster <cluster-name>
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## Remove cluster from Nirmata Control Hub
To remove a cluster from Nirmata Control Hub:
```bash
nctl remove cluster --cluster-name <cluster-name>
This deregisters the cluster from Nirmata Control Hub and removes the Kyverno Operator, related components, and policysets that were installed during cluster registration.
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