Container Service for Kubernetes user guide - Container Service for Kubernetes

You can create clusters, deploy and update applications, and perform O&M operations using different methods, such as the Container Service for Kubernetes (ACK) console and the kubectl tool. This topic provides an index of operation guides for different cluster types.

User guides for different types of ACK clusters and components

Cluster/component	References
ACK managed cluster and ACK dedicated cluster	Clusters Nodes and node pools Network Application management Knative Storage Observability Auto Scaling For more information, see User Guide for ACK Managed Clusters and ACK Dedicated Clusters.
ACK Serverless cluster	Cluster Application Storage - CSI Network Log management and Monitoring Knative Auto scaling For more information, see User Guide for ACK Serverless Clusters.
ACK Edge cluster	Cluster management ACK Edge Pro cluster Edge node pool management Edge node management For more information, see User Guide for ACK Edge Clusters.
ACK Lingjun cluster	Manage ACK Lingjun managed clusters ACK Lingjun managed cluster scheduling For more information, see User Guide for ACK Lingjun clusters.
Cloud-native AI suite	Environment preparation Elastic datasets Scheduling of AI workloads Manage AI tasks Deploy AI services AI console usage guide For more information, see User Guide for Cloud-native AI Suite.
Distributed Cloud Container Platform for Kubernetes (ACK One)	Multi-cluster Fleets Registered clusters Kubernetes clusters for distributed Argo workflows [Discontinued] Application Center Backup center For more information, see User Guide for ACK One.