Getting Started with Kubernetes
Connecting your Kubernetes clusters to Hava
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Connecting your Kubernetes clusters to Hava
Last updated
Kubernetes import is in private beta at the moment
if you are interested in testing this out, please reach out to the support team, and we will enable it on your account
The first time importing into Hava, you will be presented with a welcome screen with a container displaying "Import your own environments".
If you've imported before, there will be a different container, same as the image below.
Simply click on the ADD ENVIRONMENT button.
From the left hand menu select Kubernetes.
To connect to your Kubernetes cluster you will need to obtain a copy of your existing kubeconfig, or create one.
We recommend creating a new read-only service account for Hava to access your cluster. Follow the link below for a guide on how to set that up.
Read Only KubeconfigHava also supports automatic detection and import of your managed clusters running in AWS, Azure, and GCP. As long as your source has the permissions to access the cluster and the Kubernetes API is public Hava will create and import Kubernetes sources for you.
For more details on how to configure your source for automatic imports follow the steps in the following guide.
Automatic Import of Managed Kubernetes
