Kubernetes (WKE)

Wonder Kubernetes Engine (WKE) provides managed Kubernetes clusters attached to your VPC, subnet and firewall. Workloads run on your private network with a cluster-level firewall.

Cluster list

The cluster list shows status, plan, Kubernetes version and API endpoint. Open a cluster for kubeconfig, addons and lifecycle actions, or start the create flow from this screen.

Cluster detail

The detail screen contains plan capacity, network attachment, firewall, public API toggle, kubeconfig download and the addons marketplace.

Create cluster

Choose a plan (vCPU / memory / pods / storage quota), network, firewall and whether the API server is publicly reachable. Review the monthly estimate before provisioning.

In the console

• Cluster list with status and plan
• Create form: plan, network, firewall, public API
• Detail page for kubeconfig and addons

Settings

| Field | Description | |---|---| | Name | Display name | | Plan | Capacity SKU (CPU, memory, pods, storage) | | Network / subnet | Private attachment | | Firewall | Rules applied to the cluster network interfaces | | Public API | Optional public API endpoint |

CLI (wcc)

wcc kubernetes plans
wcc kubernetes create --name apps --plan wke-small \
  --firewall <firewall-uuid>
wcc kubernetes get --name apps
wcc kubernetes kubeconfig --name apps > kubeconfig.yaml
wcc kubernetes addon catalog
wcc kubernetes addon install --name apps --addon cert-manager

Tips

• Attach a firewall that allows your clients to reach the API and workloads.
• Prefer VPN for private-only access when public API is disabled.
• Addons install into the cluster; billing for paid addons appears when enabled.