In Microtica you can also connect an existing Kubernetes Cluster that you have and deploy your applications there. You can connect Kubernetes clusters running on basically any cloud provider or on-premise. By connecting a cluster you can use the full capabilities of Microtica’s Kubernetes automation.

If your cluster is behind a firewall make sure that you enable inbound access from these IP addresses:

Connect your Kubernetes clusters running on any cloud provider or on-premise, and use the full capabilities of Microtica’s Kubernetes automation.

Connect an Existing Kubernetes Cluster

Connect a Container Registry

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Connect an Existing Kubernetes Cluster

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