Kubernetes

The easiest way to get a production-grade Kubernetes cluster up and running

Components ( 75 )

namespace

namespace

service

service

pod

pod

node

node

deployment

deployment

secret

secret

cron-job

cron-job

daemon-set

daemon-set

cluster-role

cluster-role

cluster-role-binding

cluster-role-binding

api-service

api-service

authorization-policy

authorization-policy

binding

binding

broker

broker

container

container

custom-resource-definition

custom-resource-definition

cluster-trust-bundle

cluster-trust-bundle

csi-driver

csi-driver

csi-node

csi-node

csi-storage-capacity

csi-storage-capacity

certificate-signing-request

certificate-signing-request

component-status

component-status

config-map

config-map

controller-revision

controller-revision

endpoint-slice

endpoint-slice

endpoints

endpoints

event

event

flow-schema

flow-schema

horizontal-pod-autoscaler

horizontal-pod-autoscaler

ingress

ingress

ingress-class

ingress-class

ip-address

ip-address

job

job

kubernetes-connection

kubernetes-connection

limit-range

limit-range

lease

lease

local-subject-access-review

local-subject-access-review

mutating-webhook-configuration

mutating-webhook-configuration

network-policy

network-policy

node-metrics

node-metrics

persistent-volume

persistent-volume

persistent-volume-claim

persistent-volume-claim

pod-disruption-budget

pod-disruption-budget

pod-metrics

pod-metrics

pod-scheduling-context

pod-scheduling-context

pod-template

pod-template

priority-class

priority-class

priority-level-configuration

priority-level-configuration

replica-set

replica-set

replication-controller

replication-controller

resource-class

resource-class

resource-claim

resource-claim

resource-claim-template

resource-claim-template

resource-quota

resource-quota

role

role

role-binding

role-binding

runtime-class

runtime-class

subject-access-review

subject-access-review

self-subject-access-review

self-subject-access-review

self-subject-rules-review

self-subject-rules-review

self-subject-review

self-subject-review

service-account

service-account

service-cidr

service-cidr

service-api

service-api

stateful-set

stateful-set

storage-class

storage-class

storage-version

storage-version

token-review

token-review

token-request

token-request

validating-admission-policy

validating-admission-policy

validating-admission-policy-binding

validating-admission-policy-binding

validating-webhook-configuration

validating-webhook-configuration

volume

volume

volume-attachment

volume-attachment

volume-attribute-class

volume-attribute-class

What are Meshery Models?

Meshery Models are foundational components within Meshery, a cloud-native management plane that facilitates the management of multi-cloud and cloud-native applications and infrastructure.

Learn more about Meshery Models

How to use the Meshery Registry

The Meshery Registry is a critical component acting as the central repository for all capabilities known to Meshery.

Using Meshery CLI

To register a model using the Meshery CLI, you can use the mesheryctl command to import a model from a specified path:

mesheryctl model import -f <path-to-model>

Using Meshery UI

You can also register a model through the Meshery UI:

  • Navigate to the Settings → Registry page.
  • Click the "Import" button.
  • Select the model you want to import.
Learn more about Meshery Registry

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