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02 / Kubernetes

Managed Kubernetes

Create a managed Kubernetes cluster, choose its resources, then manage access and lifecycle from your d0 workspace.

Open Kubernetes console Pricing & billing →

Console access requires sign-in.

Kubernetes price examples
vCPURAMStorageMonthly
24 GiB20 GiB€20
416 GiB100 GiB€50
1664 GiB500 GiB€190

Gross monthly rates in EUR, without public IPv4. Optional IPv4 adds €1.50/month. Examples dated .

Custom sizes are available. The console gives you the current quote before you create a cluster.

Configure a cluster →

Resources, access and cluster lifecycle

Choose compute, memory and storage independently. Connect to your cluster with its downloadable kubeconfig.

  1. 01

    Choose cluster resources

    Configure a cluster from the available resource options and review its monthly price.

  2. 02

    Connect with Kubernetes tools

    Download an administrator kubeconfig for your cluster.

  3. 03

    Manage the lifecycle

    Monitor provisioning, resize, pause, resume, rotate credentials, or delete a cluster.

  4. 04

    Use public services

    Optionally enable a dedicated public IPv4 address for a LoadBalancer service.

Requirements & service limits

Cluster creation requires an organization billing authorization. Paused clusters retain reserved capacity and remain billable until deleted. A kubeconfig grants administrator access and should be handled like a password.

Common questions

How is a cluster configured?

Choose from the resource sizes available in the console; the monthly price is shown for the selected specification. Cluster resources

How do I connect to my cluster?

Download its kubeconfig from the cluster page and use it with your Kubernetes tools. It grants administrator access. Cluster access

Can I change or pause a cluster later?

The console supports resizing, pausing, resuming, credential rotation, and deletion. Cluster lifecycle

Is there a minimum term?

No. You can end the service at any time. Charges accrued up to the end of service are settled in the monthly invoice. Pausing a cluster keeps its capacity reserved and billable. Cluster billing