Calico Cloud
You can solve these 3 problems today…with Calico Cloud
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Workload access controls
Implement pod-level workload access controls and protect containerized environments in the Kubernetes cluster from outside threats, while enabling applications and workloads to securely communicate with resources outside the cluster behind a firewall or other control point.
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Compliance
Create compliance policies for any compliance framework including PCI, SOC 2, and more. Continuously monitor compliance for your container, Kubernetes, and cloud environment. Retain a daily history of your compliance status. Generate on-demand or scheduled audit reports.
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Faster troubleshooting
Enable faster troubleshooting of Kubernetes workloads and applications with Service Graph, packet capture, anomaly detection, and performance hotspots, leading to shorter time-to-resolution, less application downtime, and improved quality of service.
Don’t have a Calico cluster? Easy…
Already have a Calico cluster? You are 5 minutes away from connecting to Calico Cloud.
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Verify that your cluster is compatible. Want to know what happens when you connect/disconnect your cluster to Calico Cloud? See Connect your cluster to Calico Cloud.
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Identify the cluster you want to use and apply the following manifest.
You can use any Calico operator-installed cluster. Ensure
kubectl
is connected to it, and then execute the following:kubectl apply -f https://installer.calicocloud.io/manifests/cc-operator/latest/deploy.yaml
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Set your email address ($EMAIL) in the installer resource to get an invite and a license.
kubectl apply -f - <<EOF apiVersion: operator.calicocloud.io/v1 kind: Installer metadata: name: default namespace: calico-cloud spec: ownerEmail: '$EMAIL' EOF
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Accept your invite to join Calico.
Open the email, fill in the brief onboarding dialog, and in about 5 minutes, your cluster will open in the Calico Cloud user interface. That’s it. You’re ready to go!
Tip: To monitor the install, run this command:
kubectl get installers.operator.calicocloud.io -n calico-cloud default -o jsonpath='{.status.state}'