CoreWeave Kubernetes Service (CKS) API is now Generally Available, enabling programmatic deployment, management, and scaling of HPC applications using Kubernetes on CoreWeave’s high-performance infrastructure. CoreWeave Terraform provider is now available, allowing customers to deploy and manage VPCs and CKS clusters as code. Enhanced Cloud Console design and user experience with improved usability and creation flows for faster cluster deployment and better resource management.Documentation Index
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CKS API
Deploy and manage CKS resources programmatically
CoreWeave is excited to announce the General Availability launch of the CoreWeave Kubernetes Service (CKS) API, a new way to programmatically deploy, manage, and scale HPC applications using Kubernetes on CoreWeave’s high-performance infrastructure. With the CKS API, CKS clusters and VPCs can be deployed and managed programmatically.CoreWeave Terraform provider
Manage CoreWeave resources as code
With the new CoreWeave Terraform provider, customers can deploy and manage VPCs and CKS clusters as code.Welcome to the new Cloud Console
Enhanced Console design and user experience
The refreshed CoreWeave Cloud Console simplifies the process of viewing, creating, and managing CKS resources from your browser. Improved usability and creation flows mean faster times to get high performance clusters up and running, and a better experience managing deployed resources. The new enhancements to the Console includes a revised cluster creation flow that enables customers to get a new standard CKS cluster up and running in just four clicks.Create clusters in just a few clicks
The streamlined cluster creation process provides a seamless experience for deploying new CKS clusters with minimal configuration steps.Node Pools
Enhanced control over compute instances with Node Pools
Node Pools now allow for easier management of multiple compute instances by bundling them as a single entity, allowing for better top-level control of compute resources.Node Pools are managed as Kubernetes resources, and can be deployed using the Kubernetes API or the Cloud Console.