Getting started
How to get started with Symbiosis and Kubernetes
Creating a Cluster
Get started by setting up your first Kubernetes cluster in Symbiosis
Deploying a Container
Build and launch a docker container to your Kubernetes cluster
Using the CLI
Manage your cloud resources with our developer friendly CLI
Features
Learn more about our core features
Control Planes
Learn how your control planes are used to manage your Kubernetes clusters
Nodes
Create pools of node to handle your workloads
Volumes
Create persistent volumes for databases, object storage or other stateful applications
How to
Learn the different ways you can use Symbiosis
Launching a Postgres database
Launch highly available DBs with automatic backups, prometheus monitoring, rolling upgrades and more
Using Horizontal Pod Autoscalers
Scale the number of pod replicas based on metrics like CPU and memory usage
Infrastructure-as-code with Pulumi
Configure your environments in your programming language of choice
Manage clusters with Terraform
Neatly structure your Kubernetes infrastructure using our Terraform plugin
Configuring Load Balancers
Enable external access to your containers by using load balancers and ingresses
About
More on Symbiosis and what we are building
Regions
List of all regions we are currently active in
Security
Our security principles for development and infrastructure