Getting Started - Container Service for Kubernetes - Alibaba Cloud Documentation Center

Container Service for Kubernetes (ACK) allows you to easily and efficiently run and manage containerized applications in the cloud. This topic is intended for ACK first-time users. This topic provides links to references for getting started with different types of ACK clusters and components.

In most cases, you can follow the procedure in the following figure to use ACK after you activate the service. For more information, see References.

References

Cluster/component	References
ACK managed cluster and ACK dedicated cluster	Overview This topic describes how to use ACK and the ACK documentation. Quick start for first-time users This topic describes how to activate ACK and grant permissions to ACK in the ACK console. Deploy a magic cube game in an ACK cluster This topic describes how to activate ACK, grant permissions, create an ACK cluster, and deploy, expose, and test a magic cube game in the ACK console. This topic also describes how to deploy, expose, and test a magic cube game in the Resource Orchestration Service (ROS) console. Getting started with ACK using kubectl This topic describes how to use kubectl to activate ACK, grant permissions to ACK, and deploy, expose, and test a magic cube game.
ACK Serverless cluster	ACK Serverless start This topic describes how to create an ACK Serverless cluster, deploy and expose an NGINX application, and view containers in the ACK console. Deploy NGINX applications in ACK Serverless clusters This topic describes how to use kubectl to deploy, expose, and test an NGINX application. This topic also describes how to adjust the number of replicated pods for an application and release resources. AIGC use cases Deploy a FastChat application in an ACK Serverless cluster This topic describes how to deploy a FastChat application, access the FastChat application, and release resources in the ACK console or by using kubectl. Deploy a Stable Diffusion application in an ACK Serverless cluster This topic describes how to deploy a Stable Diffusion application in an ACK Serverless cluster.
ACK Edge cluster	Create an ACK Edge cluster
Cloud-native AI suite	Cloud-native AI suite user guide This topic describes how to use the cloud-native AI suite to run a deep learning job in an ACK cluster, optimize the performance of distributed training, tune the model, and deploy the model in the ACK cluster. Cloud-native AI suite operations and maintenance guide This topic describes basic O&M operations that you can perform on the cloud-native suite. For example, you can install the cloud-native AI suite, view resources dashboards, and manage users and quotas.
Distributed Cloud Container Platform for Kubernetes (ACK One)	Getting Started