Creating a Container

Constraints

• You must have the permission on the container to perform operations.
• The Kubernetes server where the container is located has been added to the bastion host for management. For details, see Creating a Kubernetes Server.
• To use this function, the bastion host version must be V3.3.48.0 or later.

Procedure

1. Log in to the CBH system.
2. Choose Resource > Cloud Service. The Cloud Service is displayed.
3. Click New in the upper left corner. Configure parameters in the dialog box that is displayed.
   Figure 1 Creating a Container
   

   Table 1 Parameters for creating a container

   Parameter	Description
   Container Name	Enter a container name.
   Kubernetes Server	Select the Kubernetes server that you added in Creating a Kubernetes Server.
   Namespace	Namespace where the container to be managed is located.
   Pod	(Optional) Select the pod where the container to be managed is located. If there are only containers to be managed in the pod, you do not need to select pods.
   Container	(Optional) Select the container to be managed. If there are multiple containers in the pod and none of them are selected, the system automatically connects to the first container in the pod by default.
   exec-command	(Optional) Enter the pre-running command in the container. If you do not set this parameter, then no command will be executed, and the input/output is attached to the main process of the container. NOTE: If you set this parameter, the connection is similar to kubectl exec. If you do not set this parameter, the connection is similar to kubectl attach.
   Department Name	Select the department of the container to be managed.
   Label	Add a label for the container to be managed.
   Container Description	Description about the container

4. Click OK. The container has been managed.