Tectonic Documentation
Tectonic packages the Kubernetes cluster orchestrator with enterprise integration and support so organizations can deploy applications consistently, scale them simply, and easily manage apps across environments. These documents describe how to install and use Tectonic.
Installation
Tectonic clusters run on modern cloud and bare metal environments. The deployment guides walk through provisioning cluster nodes, setting up networking between them, and installing Tectonic.
Tectonic is installed via a graphical installer to get started quickly. Use Terraform for automated installation. Terraform provides ample customization, but check out
Amazon Web Services
Easiest way to boot a cluster. Try first before automating with Terraform.
Automate cluster installation and customize to your needs.
Installation requirementsTroubleshooting
Manually boot clusters with Terraform
AWS Terraform variables
Uninstall
Bare Metal
Automate your installation via PXE
Use PXE to deploy Tectonic on Bare Metal
Matchbox: Network boot and provision Container Linux Clusters Installation requirementsTectonic with CentOS 7 Worker
Bare Metal Terraform variables
Uninstall
Cluster Administration
Guides for admins to re-configure the cluster, manage users, and make development teams productive.
Upgrades/Software Updates
Instructions for rolling out a new version of Tectonic
Scaling Tectonic clusters on bare metalScaling Tectonic clusters on AWS
User Management
Managing user access with Tectonic Identity
SAML user managementUser management in Tectonic
Failure domains in Tectonic Identity
Adding a user to a Tectonic cluster
Adding a team to a Tectonic cluster
Adding an administrator to a Tectonic cluster
Adding a service account to Tectonic cluster
LDAP user management
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