Infrastructure

Your cloud accounts, each with the clusters it holds. The page you will open most.

What is on the page

One card per cloud account. Each card shows the account's health, what its Hetzner project costs, and its clusters as rows: name, state, machines, and — while something runs — a progress bar with the operation's current phase.

A cluster's page

Open a cluster to see its pools, machines, addresses, the apps on it and its recent operations. Everything you can do to it is in its ⋯ menu:

  • Grow or shrink a pool, add a pool of another type, switch a pool's autoscaling on and set its ceiling.
  • Control plane — grow it from one machine to three. It never shrinks back.
  • Change machine type of a whole pool. Each machine reboots in place and keeps its disk.
  • Schedule…, Take down now…, Bring up now… — see Schedule a cluster.
  • Collect nodes — tie stray machines that belong to the cluster back to it, by their labels.
  • Delete cluster… — removes the cluster and everything the platform built for it in your cloud. It asks for the cluster's name, because it does not undo.

Account health

A connected account shows a dot: green when its token works and the last inventory read succeeded. An account whose token was revoked turns red with Key check failed — see what to do.

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