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- User Profile
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- API
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Compute
Compute
- Compute Quick Start
  Compute Quick Start
  - Introduction
    
    Introduction
  - Prerequisites
    
    Prerequisites
  - Flavors
    
    Flavors
  - Start a Linux-based Instance
    
    Start a Linux-based Instance
- Cloud-Init and User-Data
  Cloud-Init and User-Data
  - Introduction to cloud-init
    
    Introduction to cloud-init
  - Use User-Data for Initial Configuration
    
    Use User-Data for Initial Configuration
- Instance Tags
  Instance Tags
- Custom Image Templates
  Custom Image Templates
- Private Networks
  Private Networks
  - Introduction to Private Networks
    
    Introduction to Private Networks
  - Create Private Networks
    
    Create Private Networks
  - Create a Router
    
    Create a Router
  - Floating IPs
    
    Floating IPs
    
    Introduction to Floating IPs
    
    Introduction to Floating IPs
    
    Create and Manage Floating IPs
    
    Create and Manage Floating IPs
    
    Floating IP Best Pracites
    
    Floating IP Best Pracites
  - Use Cases and Best Practices
    
    Use Cases and Best Practices
- Server Groups
  Server Groups
- Volumes
  Volumes
  - Learn about Volumes
    
    Learn about Volumes
  - Work with Volumes
    
    Work with Volumes
- Security Groups and Firewalling
  Security Groups and Firewalling
  - Overview of Security Groups
    
    Overview of Security Groups
  - Create and Manage Security Groups
    
    Create and Manage Security Groups
  - Practical Example
    
    Practical Example
  - Security Groups Best Practices
    
    Security Groups Best Practices
- Snapshots
  Snapshots
  - Introduction to Snapshots
    
    Introduction to Snapshots
  - Work with VM Snapshots
    
    Work with VM Snapshots
  - Work with Volume Snapshots
    
    Work with Volume Snapshots
  - Best Practices
    
    Best Practices
- Network Load Balancer
  Network Load Balancer
  - Introduction to Network Load Balancer
    
    Introduction to Network Load Balancer
  - Set Up a Network Load Balancer
    
    Set Up a Network Load Balancer
- Scale Resources
  Scale Resources
  - Extend Volumes
    
    Extend Volumes
  - Switch Flavors
    
    Switch Flavors
- SSH Keypairs
  SSH Keypairs
  - Understand SSH Keypairs
    
    Understand SSH Keypairs
  - Generate SSH Keypairs
    
    Generate SSH Keypairs
- FAQs
  FAQs
S3
S3
- User Authentication
  User Authentication
- Create an S3 Bucket
  Create an S3 Bucket
- Data Management
  Data Management
- Limitations
  Limitations
- Policies
  Policies
  - Bucket Policies
    
    Bucket Policies
  - Lifecycle Policies
    
    Lifecycle Policies
- Versioning
  Versioning
  - Manage Versioning in SCS3
    
    Manage Versioning in SCS3
- Object Lock
  Object Lock
  - Manage Object Lock
    
    Manage Object Lock
  - Object Lock Best Practices
    
    Object Lock Best Practices
- Multipart Uploads
  Multipart Uploads
- VEEAM
  VEEAM
Kubernetes
Kubernetes
- Getting Started
  Getting Started
  - Access Control
    
    Access Control
    
    Authentication
    
    Authentication
    
    Authorization
    
    Authorization
  - Manage an SCK Project
    
    Manage an SCK Project
  - Create a Cluster
    
    Create a Cluster
  - Manage a Cluster
    
    Manage a Cluster
- Guides
  Guides
  - Deploy Ingress NGINX Controller
    
    Deploy Ingress NGINX Controller
  - Secure Ingress with TLS Using cert-manager
    
    Secure Ingress with TLS Using cert-manager
  - Deploy Cluster Autoscaler
    
    Deploy Cluster Autoscaler

Switch Cloud Kubernetes

Switch Cloud Kubernetes (SCK) is a fully managed Kubernetes-as-a-Service platform provided by Switch.

SCK is built on top of Switch Cloud Compute (SCC), which is powered by OpenStack, and it leverages the Kubernetes Kubermatic Platform (KKP) for cluster lifecycle management. This setup allows you to deploy, operate, and scale Kubernetes clusters with ease across our Swiss data centers.

For an overview of Switch Cloud Kubernetes, including key features and use cases, see the official service page.

In addition to the platform, the SCK team offers consulting services to help you build and operate cloud-native applications confidently.