- SUSE Telco Cloud 3.5 Documentation
- I Quick Starts
- II Components
- 3 Rancher
- 4 Rancher Dashboard Extensions
- 5 Rancher Turtles
- 6 Fleet
- 7 SUSE Linux Micro
- 8 Metal3
- 9 Edge Image Builder
- 10 Edge Networking
- 11 RKE2
- 12 SUSE Storage
- 13 SUSE Security
- 14 MetalLB
- 15 Endpoint Copier Operator
- 16 Edge Virtualization
- 17 System Upgrade Controller
- 18 Upgrade Controller
- 18.1 How does SUSE Telco Cloud use Upgrade Controller?
- 18.2 Upgrade Controller vs System Upgrade Controller
- 18.3 Installing the Upgrade Controller
- 18.4 Installing the Upgrade Controller via Edge Image Builder
- 18.5 How does the Upgrade Controller work?
- 18.6 Kubernetes API extensions
- 18.7 Tracking the upgrade process
- 18.8 Known Limitations
- III How-To Guides
- 19 MetalLB on K3s (using Layer 2 Mode)
- 20 MetalLB on K3s (using Layer 3 Mode)
- 21 MetalLB in front of the Kubernetes API server
- 22 Air-gapped deployments with Edge Image Builder
- 22.1 Intro
- 22.2 Prerequisites
- 22.3 Libvirt Network Configuration
- 22.4 Base Directory Configuration
- 22.5 Base Definition File
- 22.6 Rancher Installation
- 22.7 SUSE Security Installation
- 22.8 SUSE Storage Installation
- 22.9 KubeVirt and CDI Installation
- 22.10 SUSE Private Registry Installation
- 22.11 Metal3 Installation
- 22.12 Troubleshooting
- 23 Building Updated SUSE Linux Micro Images with Kiwi
- 24 Using clusterclass to deploy downstream clusters
- IV Tips and Tricks
- V Day 2 Operations
- VI SUSE Telco Cloud Documentation
- 29 SUSE Telco Cloud
- 30 Concept & Architecture
- 31 Requirements & Assumptions
- 32 Setting up the management cluster
- 33 Telco features configuration
- 33.1 Kernel image for real time
- 33.2 Kernel arguments for low latency and high performance
- 33.3 CPU Pinning on Host
- 33.4 CPU Pinning on Kubernetes
- 33.5 CNI Configuration
- 33.6 SR-IOV
- 33.7 DPDK
- 33.8 vRAN Acceleration (
Intel ACC100/ACC200) - 33.9 Huge pages
- 33.10 NUMA-aware scheduling
- 33.11 Metal LB
- 33.12 Private registry configuration
- 33.13 Precision Time Protocol
- 34 Fully automated directed network provisioning
- 34.1 Introduction
- 34.2 Prepare downstream cluster image for connected scenarios
- 34.3 Prepare downstream cluster image for air-gap scenarios
- 34.4 Downstream cluster provisioning with Directed network provisioning (single-node)
- 34.5 Downstream cluster provisioning with Directed network provisioning (multi-node)
- 34.6 Advanced Network Configuration
- 34.7 Telco features (DPDK, SR-IOV, CPU isolation, huge pages, NUMA, etc.)
- 34.8 Private registry
- 34.9 Downstream cluster provisioning in air-gapped scenarios
- 35 Lifecycle actions
- VII Troubleshooting
- VIII Appendix
List of Figures
List of Tables
- 27.1 Clusters and methods to upgrade downstream clusters
- 31.1 Inbound Network Rules for Management Nodes
- 31.2 Inbound Network Rules for Baseboard Management Controllers
- 31.3 Inbound Network Rules for Downstream Nodes -
Metal3/IronicProvisioning phase - 31.4 Inbound Network Rules for Downstream Nodes
- 31.5 Inbound Network Rules for Management/Downstream Nodes - external metrics exposure from
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