Clusters

Overview

Infrastructure -> Clusters is for creating and managing Kubernetes Clusters, Morpheus manager Docker Clusters, KVM Clusters, or Cloud specific Kubernetes services such as EKS. The Combo Cluster is a combination Kubernetes, KVM and Functions* Cluster, with all nodes supporting all three provision types.

Cluster Types

Name	Description	Supported Clouds	Provider Type
Kubernetes Cluster	Provisions by default a Kubernetes cluster consisting of 1 Kubernetes Master and 3 Kubernetes Worker nodes. Additional system layouts available including Master clusters. Custom layouts can be created.	All	Kubernetes
Docker Cluster	Provisions by default a Morpheus controlled Docker Cluster with 1 host. Additional hosts can be added. Custom layouts can be created. Existing Morpheus Docker Hosts are automatically converted to Clusters upon 4.0.0 upgrade.	All	Docker
EKS Cluster	Provisions a EKS master and 3 EC2 worker node.	AWS	Kubernetes
AKS Cluster		Azure	Kubernetes
KVM Cluster	Provisions by default a Morpheus controlled KVM Cluster with 1 host. Additional hosts can be added. Custom layouts can be created. Existing Morpheus KVM Hosts are automatically converted to Clusters upon 4.0.0 upgrade.	VMware, Bare Metal	KVM
Combo Cluster	Provisions by default a Morpheus controlled Docker, VM and Functions* Cluster with 1 host. Additional hosts can be added.	VMware, Bare Metal	Morpheus
Ext Kubernetes	Brings an existing (brownfield) Kubernetes cluster into Morpheus	All	Kubernetes

Requirements

• Morpheus Role permission Infrastructure: Clusters -> Full required for Viewing, Creating, Editing and Deleting Clusters.

• Morpheus Role permission Infrastructure: Clusters -> Read required for Viewing Cluster list and detail pages.

Cluster Permissions

• Cluster Permissions

  Each Cluster has Group, Tenant and Service Plan access permissions settings (“MORE” > Permissions on the Clusters list page).

• Namespace Permissions

  Individual Namespaces also have Group, Tenant and Service Plan access permissions settings

Kubernetes Clusters

Requirements

• Agent installation is required for Master and Worker Nodes. Refer to `Morpheus Agent`_ section for additional information.

• Access to Cloud Front, Image copy access and permissions for System and Uploaded Images used in Cluster Layouts

  Image(s) used in Cluster Layouts must either exist in destination cloud/resource or be able to be copied to destination by Morpheus, typically applicable for non-public clouds. For the initial provision, Morpheus System Images are streamed from Cloud Front through Morpheus to target destination. Subsequent provisions clone the local Image.

• System Kubernetes Layouts require Master and Worker nodes to access to the following over 443 during K8s install and configuration:

  • Morpheus Appliance url (443)

  • https://packages.cloud.google.com

  • https://storage.googleapis.com

  • https://docs.projectcalico.org

  • https://openebs.github.io

  • https://cloud.weave.works

• Morpheus Role permission Infrastructure: Clusters -> Full required for Viewing, Creating, Editing and Deleting Clusters.

• Morpheus Role permission Infrastructure: Clusters -> Read required for Viewing Cluster list and detail pages.

Creating Kubernetes Clusters

Provisions a new Kubernetes Cluster in selected target Cloud using selected Layout.

System (Morpheus provided) Kubernetes Layouts:

Cluster Type Name	Description	Code
MKS Kubernetes 1.20 Cluster on Ubuntu 18.04	provision a kubernetes 1.20 cluster on ubuntu 18.04 in xen	kubernetes-1.20.2-ubuntu-18.04.5-xen-amd64-single
MKS Kubernetes 1.20 Cluster on Ubuntu 18.04	provision a kubernetes 1.20 cluster on ubuntu 18.04 in scvmm	kubernetes-1.20.2-ubuntu-18.04.5-scvmm-amd64-single
MKS Kubernetes 1.20 Cluster on Ubuntu 18.04	provision a kubernetes 1.20 cluster on ubuntu 18.04 in opentelekom	kubernetes-1.20.2-ubuntu-18.04.5-opentelekom-amd64-single
MKS Kubernetes 1.20 Cluster on Ubuntu 18.04	provision a kubernetes 1.20 cluster on ubuntu 18.04	kubernetes-1.20.2-ubuntu-18.04.5-nutanix-amd64-single
MKS Kubernetes 1.20 Cluster on Ubuntu 18.04	provision a kubernetes 1.20 cluster on ubuntu 18.04 in manual	kubernetes-1.20.2-ubuntu-18.04.5-morpheus-amd64-single
External Kubernetes 1.20	Connect to an external kubernetes cluster.	kubernetes-external-1.20
MKS Kubernetes 1.20 Cluster on Ubuntu 18.04	provision a kubernetes 1.20 cluster on ubuntu 18.04 in hyperv	kubernetes-1.20.2-ubuntu-18.04.5-hyperv-amd64-single
MKS Kubernetes 1.20 Cluster on Ubuntu 18.04	provision a kubernetes 1.20 cluster on ubuntu 18.04 in Huawei	kubernetes-1.20.2-ubuntu-18.04.5-huawei-amd64-single
Kubernetes 1.20 Cluster AKS	This 20 provision a single kubernetes master in Azure	kubernetes-azure-aks-1.20
MKS Kubernetes 1.20 Cluster on Ubuntu 18.04	provision a kubernetes 1.20 cluster on ubuntu 18.04 in Openstack	kubernetes-1.20.2-ubuntu-18.04.5-openstack-amd64-single
MKS Kubernetes 1.20 Cluster on Ubuntu 18.04	provision a kubernetes 1.20 cluster on ubuntu 18.04	kubernetes-1.20.2-ubuntu-18.04.5-google-amd64-single
MKS Kubernetes 1.20 Cluster on Ubuntu 18.04	provision a kubernetes 1.20 cluster on ubuntu 18.04	kubernetes-1.20.2-ubuntu-18.04.5-amazon-amd64-single
MKS Kubernetes 1.20 Cluster on Ubuntu 18.04	provision a kubernetes 1.20 cluster on ubuntu 18.04 in vmware	kubernetes-1.20.2-ubuntu-18.04.5-vmware-amd64-single
MKS Kubernetes 1.20 Cluster on Ubuntu 18.04	provision a kubernetes 1.20 cluster on ubuntu 18.04 in fusion	kubernetes-1.20.2-ubuntu-18.04.5-fusion-amd64-single
Kubernetes 1.18 Cluster AKS	This will provision a single kubernetes master in Azure	kubernetes-azure-aks-1.18
Kubernetes 1.17 Cluster EKS	This will provision a single kubernetes master in amazon with weave and openebs	kubernetes-amazon-eks-1.17
Kubernetes 1.17 HA Cluster on Ubuntu 16.04, Weave, OpenEBS	This will provision a single kubernetes master in xen with weave and openebs	kubernetes-1.17-xen-ubuntu-16.04-cluster-weave-openebs
Kubernetes 1.17 Cluster on Ubuntu 16.04, Weave, OpenEBS	This will provision a single kubernetes master in xen with weave and openebs	kubernetes-xen-1.17-ubuntu-16.04-single
Kubernetes 1.17 HA Cluster on Ubuntu 18.04, Weave, OpenEBS	This will provision a single kubernetes master in scvmm with weave and openebs	kubernetes-scvmm-ubuntu-18.04-cluster-weave-openebs
Kubernetes 1.17 Cluster on Ubuntu 18.04, Weave, OpenEBS	This will provision a single kubernetes master in scvmm with weave and openebs	kubernetes-scvmm-ubuntu-18.04-single
Kubernetes 1.17 HA Cluster on Ubuntu 16.04, Weave, OpenEBS	This will provision a single kubernetes master in openstack with weave and openebs	kubernetes-openstack-ubuntu-18.04-cluster-weave-openebs
Kubernetes 1.17 Cluster on Ubuntu 16.04, Weave, OpenEBS	This will provision a single kubernetes master in openstack with weave and openebs	kubernetes-openstack-ubuntu-18.04-single
Kubernetes 1.17 Cluster on Ubuntu 18.04, Weave, OpenEBS	This will provision a single kubernetes master in opentelekom with weave and openebs	kubernetes-opentelekom-ubuntu-18.04-single
Kubernetes 1.17 HA Cluster on Ubuntu 18.04, Weave, OpenEBS	This will provision a single kubernetes master in nutanix with weave and openebs	kubernetes-nutanix-ubuntu-18.04-cluster-weave-openebs
Kubernetes 1.17 HA Cluster on Linux, Weave, OpenEBS	This will provision a kubernetes cluster with weave and openebs	kubernetes-1.17-morpheus-linux-cluster-weave-openebs
Kubernetes 1.17 Cluster on Linux, Weave, OpenEBS	This will provision a single kubernetes master with weave and openebs	kubernetes-1.17-morpheus-linux-single
Kubernetes 1.17 HA Cluster on Ubuntu 18.04, Weave, OpenEBS	This will provision a single kubernetes master in hyperv with weave and openebs	kubernetes-hyperv-ubuntu-18.04-cluster-weave-openebs
Kubernetes 1.17 Cluster on Ubuntu 18.04, Weave, OpenEBS	This will provision a single kubernetes master in hyperv with weave and openebs	kubernetes-hyperv-ubuntu-18.04-single
Kubernetes 1.17 HA Cluster on Ubuntu 18.04, Weave, OpenEBS	This will provision a single kubernetes master in huawei with weave and openebs	kubernetes-huawei-ubuntu-18.04-cluster-weave-openebs
Kubernetes 1.17 Cluster on Ubuntu 18.04, Weave, OpenEBS	This will provision a single kubernetes master in huawei with weave and openebs	kubernetes-huawei-ubuntu-18.04-single
Kubernetes 1.17 HA Cluster on Ubuntu 16.04, Weave, OpenEBS	This will provision a single kubernetes master in google with weave and openebs	kubernetes-google-ubuntu-18.04-cluster-weave-openebs
Kubernetes 1.17 Cluster on Ubuntu 16.04, Weave, OpenEBS	This will provision a single kubernetes master in google with weave and openebs	kubernetes-google-ubuntu-18.04-single
Kubernetes 1.17 HA Cluster on Ubuntu 18.04, Weave, OpenEBS	This will provision a single kubernetes master in esxi with weave and openebs	kubernetes-esxi-ubuntu-18.04-cluster-weave-openebs
Kubernetes 1.17 Cluster on Ubuntu 18.04, Weave, OpenEBS	This will provision a single kubernetes master in esxi with weave and openebs	kubernetes-esxi-ubuntu-18.04-single
Kubernetes 1.17 HA Cluster on Ubuntu 18.04, Weave, OpenEBS	This will provision a single kubernetes master in digitalOcean with weave and openebs	kubernetes-digitalOcean-ubuntu-18.04-cluster-weave-openebs
Kubernetes 1.17 Cluster on Ubuntu 18.04, Weave, OpenEBS	This will provision a single kubernetes master in digitalOcean with weave and openebs	kubernetes-digitalOcean-ubuntu-18.04-single
Kubernetes 1.17 HA Cluster on Ubuntu 18.04, Weave, OpenEBS	This will provision a single kubernetes master in azure with weave and openebs	kubernetes-azure-ubuntu-18.04-cluster-weave-openebs
Kubernetes 1.17 Cluster on Ubuntu 18.04, Weave, OpenEBS	This will provision a single kubernetes master in azure with weave and openebs	kubernetes-azure-ubuntu-18.04-single
Kubernetes 1.17 HA Cluster on Ubuntu 18.04, Weave, OpenEBS	This will provision a single kubernetes master in amazon with weave and openebs	kubernetes-amazon-ubuntu-18.04-cluster-weave-openebs
Kubernetes 1.17 Cluster on Ubuntu 18.04, Weave, OpenEBS	This will provision a single kubernetes master in amazon with weave and openebs	kubernetes-amazon-ubuntu-18.04-single
Kubernetes 1.17 Cluster on Ubuntu 18.04, Weave, OpenEBS	This will provision a single kubernetes master in alibaba with weave and openebs	kubernetes-alibaba-ubuntu-18.04-single
Kubernetes 1.17 HA Cluster on Ubuntu 18.04, Weave, OpenEBS	This will provision a single kubernetes master in vmware with weave and openebs	kubernetes-vmware-ubuntu-18.04-cluster-weave-openebs
Kubernetes 1.17 Cluster on Ubuntu 18.04, Weave, OpenEBS	This will provision a single kubernetes master in vmware with weave and openebs	kubernetes-vmware-ubuntu-18.04-single
Kubernetes 1.17 Cluster on Ubuntu 18.04, Weave, OpenEBS	This will provision a single kubernetes master in fusion with weave and openebs	kubernetes-1.17-fusion-ubuntu-18.04-single
Kubernetes 1.16 Cluster on Ubuntu 18.04, Weave, OpenEBS	This will provision a single kubernetes master in fusion with weave and openebs	kubernetes-1.16-fusion-ubuntu-18.04-single
Kubernetes 1.15 Cluster on Ubuntu 18.04, Weave, OpenEBS	This will provision a single kubernetes master in fusion with weave and openebs	kubernetes-1.15-fusion-ubuntu-18.04-single
External Kubernetes 1.17 Cluster	This will allow access to an external kubernetes cluster	kubernetes-external-1.17
External Kubernetes 1.16 Cluster	This will allow access to an external kubernetes cluster	kubernetes-external-1.16
External Kubernetes 1.15 Cluster	This will allow access to an external kubernetes cluster	kubernetes-external-1.15
External Kubernetes 1.14 Cluster	This will allow access to an external kubernetes cluster	kubernetes-external-1.14
Morpheus Kubernetes Manual Cluster	This will create a kubernetes manual (self-managed) cluster	morpheus-kubernetes-manual-cluster
Kubernetes 1.14 HA Cluster on Ubuntu 16.04, Weave, OpenEBS	This will provision a single kubernetes master in bluemix with weave and openebs	kubernetes-bluemix-ubuntu-16.04-cluster-weave-openebs
Kubernetes 1.14 Cluster on Ubuntu 16.04, Weave, OpenEBS	This will provision a single kubernetes master in bluemix with weave and openebs	kubernetes-bluemix-ubuntu-16.04-single
Kubernetes 1.17 HA Cluster on Ubuntu 16.04, Weave, OpenEBS	This will provision a single kubernetes master in vcd with weave and openebs	kubernetes-vcd-ubuntu-16.04-cluster-weave-openebs
Kubernetes 1.17 Cluster on Ubuntu 16.04, Weave, OpenEBS	This will provision a single kubernetes master in vcd with weave and openebs	kubernetes-vcd-ubuntu-16.04-single
Kubernetes 1.14 HA Cluster on Ubuntu 16.04, Weave, OpenEBS	This will provision a single kubernetes master in softlayer with weave and openebs	kubernetes-softlayer-ubuntu-16.04-cluster-weave-openebs
Kubernetes 1.14 Cluster on Ubuntu 16.04, Weave, OpenEBS	This will provision a single kubernetes master in softlayer with weave and openebs	kubernetes-softlayer-ubuntu-16.04-single
Kubernetes Cluster 1.14 on Ubuntu 16.04, Weave, OpenEBS	This will provision a kubernetes cluster with weave and openebs	kubernetes-morpheus-ubuntu-16.04-cluster-weave-openebs
Kubernetes 1.14 on Ubuntu 16.04, Weave, OpenEBS	This will provision a single kubernetes master with weave and openebs	kubernetes-morpheus-ubuntu-16.04-single
Kubernetes 1.14 HA Cluster on Ubuntu 16.04, Weave, OpenEBS	This will provision a single kubernetes master in fusion with weave and openebs	kubernetes-fusion-ubuntu-16.04-cluster-weave-openebs
Kubernetes 1.14 Cluster on Ubuntu 16.04, Weave, OpenEBS	This will provision a single kubernetes master in fusion with weave and openebs	kubernetes-fusion-ubuntu-16.04-single

To create a new Kubernetes Cluster:

1. Navigate to Infrastructure > Clusters

2. Select + ADD CLUSTER

3. Select Kubernetes Cluster

4. Select a Group for the Cluster

5. Select NEXT

6. Populate the following:

   CLOUD

   Select target Cloud

   CLUSTER NAME

   Name for the Kubernetes Cluster

   RESOURCE NAME

   Name for Kubernetes Cluster resources

   DESCRIPTION

   Description of the Cluster

   VISIBILITY

   Public

   Available to all Tenants

   Private

   Available to Master Tenant

   LABELS

   Internal label(s)

7. Select NEXT

8. Populate the following:

   Note

   VMware sample fields provided. Actual options depend on Target Cloud

   LAYOUT

   Select from available layouts. System provided layouts include Single Master and Cluster Layouts.

   PLAN

   Select plan for Kubernetes Master

   VOLUMES

   Configure volumes for Kubernetes Master

   NETWORKS

   Select the network for Kubernetes Master & Worker VM’s

   CUSTOM CONFIG

   Add custom Kubernetes annotations and config hash

   CLUSTER HOSTNAME

   Cluster address Hostname (cluster layouts only)

   POD CIDR

   POD network range in CIDR format ie 192.168.0.0/24 (cluster layouts only)

   WORKER PLAN

   Plan for Worker Nodes (cluster layouts only)

   NUMBER OF WORKERS

   Specify the number of workers to provision

   LOAD BALANCER

   Select an available Load Balancer (cluster layouts only) }

   User Config

   CREATE YOUR USER

   Select to create your user on provisioned hosts (requires Linux user config in Morpheus User Profile)

   USER GROUP

   Select User group to create users for all User Group members on provisioned hosts (requires Linux user config in Morpheus User Profile for all members of User Group)

   Advanced Options

   DOMAIN

   Specify Domain override for DNS records

   HOSTNAME

   Set hostname override (defaults to Instance name unless an Active Hostname Policy applies)

9. Select NEXT

10. Select optional Workflow to execute

11. Select NEXT

12. Review and select COMPLETE

    • The Master Node(s) will provision first.

    • Upon successful completion of VM provision, Kubernetes scripts will be executed to install and configure Kubernetes on the Masters.

      Note

      Access to the sites listed in the `Requirements`_ section is required from Master and Worker nodes over 443

    • After Master or Masters are successfully provisioned and Kubernetes is successfully installed and configured, the Worker Nodes will provision in parallel.

    • Provision status can be viewed:

      • From the Status next to the Cluster in Infrastructure -> Clusters

      • Status bar with eta and current step available on Cluster detail page, accessible by selecting the Cluster name from Infrastructure -> Clusters

    • All process status and history is available - From the Cluster detail page History tab, accessible by selecting the Cluster name from Infrastructure -> Clusters and the History tab - From Operations - Activity - History - Individual process output available by clicking i on target process

13. Once all Master and Worker Nodes are successfully provisioned and Kubernetes is installed and configured, the Cluster status will turn green.

    Important

    Cluster provisioning requires successful creation of VMs, Agent Installation, and execution of Kubernetes workflows. Consult process output from ``Infrastructure -> Clusters - Details and morpheus-ui current logs at Administration - Health - Morpheus Logs for information on failed Clusters.

Intra-Kubernetes Cluster Port Requirements

The table below includes port requirements for the machines within the cluster (not for the Morpheus appliance itself). Check that the following ports are open on Control-plane and Worker nodes:

Control-plane node(s)

Protocol	Direction	Port Range	Purpose	Used By
TCP	Inbound	6443	Kubernetes API Server	All
TCP	Inbound	6783	Weaveworks
TCP	Inbound	2379-2380	etcd server client API	kube-apiserver, etcd
TCP	Inbound	10250	kubelet API	Self, Control plane
TCP	Inbound	10251	kube-scheduler	Self
TCP	Inbound	10252	kube-controller-manager	Self

Worker node(s)

Protocol	Direction	Port Range	Purpose	Used By
TCP	Inbound	10250	kubelet API	Self, Control plane
TCP	Inbound	30000-32767	NodePort Services	All

Adding Worker Nodes

1. Navigate to Infrastructure - Clusters

2. Select v MORE for the target cluster

3. Select ADD (type) Kubernetes Worker

   NAME

   Name of the Worker Node. Auto=populated with ${cluster.resourceName}-worker-${seq}

   DESCRIPTION

   Description of the Worker Node, displayed in Worker tab on Cluster Detail pages, and on Worker Host Detail page

   CLOUD

   Target Cloud for the Worker Node.

4. Select NEXT

5. Populate the following:

   Note

   VMware sample fields provided. Actual options depend on Target Cloud

   SERVICE PLAN

   Service Plan for the new Worker Node

   NETWORK

   Configure network options for the Worker node.

   HOST

   If Host selection is enabled, optionally specify target host for new Worker node

   FOLDER

   Optionally specify target folder for new Worker node

   Advanced Options

   DOMAIN

   Specify Domain override for DNS records

   HOSTNAME

   Set hostname override (defaults to Instance name unless an Active Hostname Policy applies)

6. Select NEXT

7. Select optional Workflow to execute

8. Select NEXT

9. Review and select COMPLETE

Note

Ensure there is a default StorageClass available when using a Morpheus Kubernetes cluster with OpenEBS so that Kubernetes specs or HELM templates that use a default StorageClass for Persistent Volume Claims can be utilised.

Kubernetes Cluster Detail Pages

• Cluster status check results icon

• Name of the Cluster

• Last sync date, time and duration

• Edit, Delete and Actions buttons

  • Actions

    • Refresh

      • Sync the Cluster Status

    • Permissions

      View and edit Cluster Group, Tenant and Service Plan Access

    • View API Token

      Displays API Token for Cluster

    • View Kube Config

      Displays Cluster Configuration

• Costs this month (to date, when Show Costing is enabled)

• Cluster resource utilization stats

• Counts for current Masters, Workers, Containers, Services, Jobs and Discovered Containers in the Cluster

SUMMARY

NAMESPACES

WIKI

MASTERS

WORKERS

CONTAINERS

HISTORY

Kubernetes Cluster summary tab contains:

• More Cluster metadata including Name, Type, Created By, Worker CPU, Worker Memory (used/max), Worker Storage (used/max), Enabled: Yes/No, and Description.

• Memory chart with total Cluster Free and Used Memory over last 24 hours

• Storage chart with total Cluster Reserved and Used Storage over last 24 hours

• CPU chart with total Cluster CPU Utilization over last 24 hours

• IOPS Chart with total Cluster IOPS over last 24 hours

• IOPS Chart with total Cluster Network utilization over last 24 hours

Docker Clusters

Provisions a new Docker Cluster managed by Morpheus.

To create a new Docker Cluster:

1. Navigate to Infrastructure > Clusters

2. Select + ADD CLUSTER

3. Select Docker Cluster

4. Populate the following:

   CLOUD

   Select target Cloud

   CLUSTER NAME

   Name for the Docker Cluster

   RESOURCE NAME

   Name for Docker Cluster resources

   DESCRIPTION

   Description of the Cluster

   VISIBILITY

   Public

   Available to all Tenants

   Private

   Available to Master Tenant

   LABELS

   Internal label(s)

5. Select NEXT

6. Populate the following (options depend on Cloud Selection and will vary):

   LAYOUT

   Select from available layouts.

   PLAN

   Select plan for Docker Host

   VOLUMES

   Configure volumes for Docker Host

   NETWORKS

   Select the network for Docker Master & Worker VM’s

   NUMBER OF HOSTS

   Specify the number of hosts to be created

   User Config

   CREATE YOUR USER

   Select to create your user on provisioned hosts (requires Linux user config in Morpheus User Profile)

   USER GROUP

   Select User group to create users for all User Group members on provisioned hosts (requires Linux user config in Morpheus User Profile for all members of User Group)

   Advanced Options

   DOMAIN

   Specify Domain for DNS records

   HOSTNAME

   Set hostname (defaults to Instance name)

7. Select NEXT

8. Select optional Workflow to execute

9. Select NEXT

10. Review and select COMPLETE

EKS Clusters

Provisions a new Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS) Cluster in target AWS Cloud.

Note

EKS Cluster provisioning is different than creating a Kubernetes Cluster type in AWS EC2, which creates EC2 instances and configures Kubernetes, outside of EKS.

Create an EKS Cluster

1. Navigate to Infrastructure - Clusters

2. Select + ADD CLUSTER

3. Select EKS Cluster

4. Populate the following:

LAYOUT

Select server layout for EKS Cluster (Kubernetes 1.13 EKS provided)

PUBLIC IP

Subnet Default

Use AWS configured Subnet setting for Public IP assignment

Assigned EIP

Assigned Elastic IP to Controller and Worker Nodes. Requires available EIP’s

CONTROLLER ROLE

Select Role for EKS Controller from synced role list

CONTROLLER SUBNET

Select subnet placement for EKS Controller

CONTROLLER SECURITY GROUP

Select Security Group assignment for EKS Controller

WORKER SUBNET

Select Subnet placement for Worker Nodes

WORKER SECURITY GROUP

Select Security Group assignment for Worker Nodes

WORKER PLAN

Select Service Plan (EC2 Instance Type) for Worker Nodes

User Config

CREATE YOUR USER

Select to create your user on provisioned hosts (requires Linux user config in Morpheus User Profile)

USER GROUP

Select User group to create users for all User Group members on provisioned hosts (requires Linux user config in Morpheus User Profile for all members of User Group)

Advanced Options

DOMAIN

Specify Domain for DNS records

HOSTNAME

Set hostname (defaults to Instance name)

1. Select NEXT

2. Select optional Workflow to execute

3. Select NEXT

4. Review and select COMPLETE