Yandex Managed Service for Kubernetes

Getting started
Step-by-step instructions
- All instructions
- Connecting to a node over SSH
- Creating a configuration file
- Configuring a Kubernetes cluster network
  - Granting access to an app running in a Kubernetes cluster
  - Using Kubernetes cluster network policies
- Encrypting secrets
- Using persistent volumes
- Managing a Kubernetes cluster
- Managing a node group
Solutions
Concepts
- Relationship between service resources
- Release channels and updates
- Using Kubernetes API objects
  - Volume
  - Service
- Node group
- Kubernetes cluster network policies
- Quotas and limits
Access management
Pricing policy
API reference
- Authentication in the API
- gRPC
- REST
  - Overview
  - Cluster
  - NodeGroup
  - Version
    - Overview
    - list
Questions and answers

Quotas and limits

In the Managed Service for Kubernetes service, the following limitations apply:

Quotas are organizational restrictions that can be changed by technical support on request.
Limits are technical restrictions due to the Yandex.Cloud architecture specifics. The limits cannot be changed.

You can view your current account quotas in the management console.

Quotas

Type of limit	Value
Total number of vCPUs for all nodes per cloud	24
Total amount of RAM per cloud	96 GB
Total disk storage capacity per cloud	2 TB
Maximum number of Kubernetes clusters per cloud	2
Maximum number of node groups per cloud	10
Maximum number of nodes per cloud	20
Maximum number of node groups per Kubernetes cluster	6
Maximum number of nodes per Kubernetes cluster	10

VM limits

Type of limit	Value
Maximum number of volumes connected to a single node	56