DigitalOcean Kubernetes Cluster
Introduction
Bunnyshell makes it easy to connect a DigitalOcean Kubernetes cluster to your Organization, deploy your application on it, and manage environments.
If you don't already have a cluster, go ahead and create a Digital Ocean Kubernetes cluster. You can do this by following the instructions from the Digital Ocean website.
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Connect a DigitalOcean Kubernetes cluster to Bunnyshell
Bunnyshell makes it easy to connect a DigitalOcean cluster to your Organization, deploy your applications on it, and manage environments.
Prerequisites for connecting the cluster
- You have a Bunnyshell account
- You have created an Organization
- You have a functioning DigitalOcean Kubernetes cluster
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How to connect the cluster
- Download the Config File from the DigitalOcean UI, from the cluster's page.
- Go to the Bunnyshell platform and click Clusters on the left-side menu.
- Click Connect cluster.

- Select DigitalOcean.

- a. A new drawer should pop-up now. It's time to use the info from the kubeconfig file downloaded earlier. You can simply drag and drop the file:

- b. Or you can fill the individual fields:

- Name: Choose what name your cluster will have in Bunnyshell.
- DigitalOcean cluster name: You can find it in the
kubeconfig
file, inclusters[0].name
. - Cluster URL: You can find it in the
kubeconfig
file, inclusters[0].cluster.server
. - Certificate Authority Data: You can find it in the
kubeconfig
file, inclusters[0].cluster.certificate-authority-data
. - Token: You can find it in the
kubeconfig
file, inusers[0].user.token
.
Below is an example kubeconfig file with the info corresponding to each field indicated.

Updated about 1 year ago