CCE Console Upgrade

Dear users,

We are pleased to announce that a brand-new CCE console is available. The new console is modern, visually appealing, and concise, providing a more comfortable and enjoyable user experience.

We have optimized the UI, including the colors, fonts, and icons. This makes the entire console clearer and easier to operate. Additionally, we have added some new interaction pages to help you use your clusters more efficiently and conveniently.

We believe that the new CCE console will improve your user experience. If you have any questions or suggestions, feel free to contact our customer service. Thank you for your support and trust.

The upgrade involves the following:

Optimized Cluster Management Page
New Cluster Settings Page
Optimized Add-ons Page

Optimized Cluster Management Page

The cluster management page has been optimized:

New cluster classification
The CCE service is upgraded. It now provides CCE standard clusters. The original CCE clusters are renamed the CCE standard clusters. This kind of cluster is not a new cluster type.
New design of the cluster panes
Cluster panes are now simpler and more practical. The button icons on the original cluster panes are canceled. All entries are labeled in words, and infrequently used buttons are hidden.
New classification of cluster functions
The Resources and O&M categories in the navigation pane of the cluster console have been removed. The new categories are classified based on the Kubernetes native functions and the CCE cluster management and O&M observation functions.

New Cluster Settings Page

This is a brand-new page for cluster settings that provides a unified portal for configuring the control plane in an efficient and convenient manner.

More capabilities will be added to the Settings page. Stay tuned for more.

Optimized Add-ons Page

CCE has made the following changes to the Add-ons page:

The classification of CCE add-ons is now more concise, helping you quickly locate the needed add-ons.
The new add-on names and introductions will help you understand the scenarios where these add-ons can be used and provide effective usage guidance.

**Table 1** Add-on classification and names
Category	New Name	Original Name	Remarks
Scheduling and elasticity	CCE Cluster Autoscaler	autoscaler	CCE proprietary
	CCE Advanced HPA	cce-hpa-controller	CCE proprietary
	Volcano Scheduler	volcano	CCE proprietary
Cloud native observability	Cloud Native Cluster Monitoring	kube-prometheus-stack	CCE proprietary
	CCE Node Problem Detector	npd	CCE proprietary
	CCE Network Metrics Exporter	dolphin	CCE proprietary
	Kubernetes Metrics Server	metrics-server	Featured open source
	Prometheus	prometheus	CCE proprietary
Cloud native heterogeneous computing	CCE AI Suite (NVIDIA GPU)	gpu-device-plugin (gpu-beta)	CCE proprietary
Cloud native heterogeneous computing	CCE AI Suite (Ascend NPU)	huawei-npu	CCE proprietary
Network	CoreDNS	coredns	CCE proprietary
	NodeLocal DNSCache	node-local-dns	Featured open source
	NGINX Ingress Controller	nginx-ingress	Featured open source
Storage	CCE Container Storage (Everest)	everest	CCE proprietary
Security	CCE Secrets Manager for DEW	dew-provider	CCE proprietary
Other	Kubernetes Dashboard	dashboard	Featured open source
Other	Kubernetes Web Terminal	web-terminal	Featured open source