Administrator Guide
Plan, install, configure, and operate a CubeCOS cluster.
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Monitor, update, and troubleshoot your CubeCOS cluster, and perform backup and recovery tasks.
Configure initial settings for a CubeCOS deployment.
Start with CubeCOS documentation for platform administrators and cloud users.
Upload, manage, and control access to images using centralized storage, versioning, and visibility settings.
CubeCOS supports flexible deployment options ranging from single-node setups to multi-node high-availability clusters, making it suitable for testing, development, and production environments.
CubeCOS is a self-hosted private cloud platform that delivers full public cloud capabilities, enterprise-grade data center orchestration, and a flexible foundation for VDI, edge computing, AI, and beyond.
Set up CubeCOS quickly with single-node or multi-node cluster installation guides. Choose the best method for testing, evaluation, or production-ready deployments.
Monitor resource usage across your CubeCOS cluster, including compute hosts, virtual instances, and storage components.
CubeCOS centralizes logs from system components and forwards them to an external syslog server for monitoring and analysis.
Start here to triage a CubeCOS issue before moving to instance, network, or storage specific troubleshooting steps.
Launch and manage workloads on an existing CubeCOS cluster.