The specification that determines the upper limit of the physical disk capacity on a node.
The CIP (client IP) address.
CNI (Container Network Interface) defines the standard interface for configuring networks for containers.
A container image carrying binary data that encapsulates an application along with all its software dependencies. It is a lightweight and executable software package that can be run independently, with well-defined assumptions about the runtime environment in which it operates.
Container Network Interface (CNI) defines the standard interface for configuring networks for containers.
A central storage system for storing and managing container images. In AECP documentation, the term "container registry" generally refers to the "internal container registry", unless otherwise specified as the "AKE container registry" or "external container registry".
Container Storage Interface (CSI) defines standard interfaces for storage systems to expose to containers.
A function provided by AOC for managing virtual machine templates and ISO images.
A node that runs the control plane components of a Kubernetes cluster.
A virtual IP configured for the control plane nodes in a management cluster or a workload cluster. It serves as the entry point for external access to the cluster and automatically forwards incoming requests to one of the control plane nodes.
COW (Copy-On-Write) is a mechanism for deferred data copying. Instead of immediately creating a copy, it delays duplication until the data is actually modified. This technique is commonly used in snapshot scenarios to significantly save space and improve write efficiency.
A replication method in which the source and target clusters reside in different sites.
CSI (Container Storage Interface) defines standard interfaces for storage systems to expose to containers.
