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- Select the Hypervisor hype for the Kubernetes Cluster nodes
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- Specify different templates and/or service offerings for different types of Kubernetes Clusters nodes
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- Use CKS-ready custom and non-ready templates for Kubernetes cluster nodes
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- Use CKS-ready custom templates for Kubernetes cluster nodes marked as 'For CKS'
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- Separate etcd nodes from control nodes of the Kubernetes clusters
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- Add and remove a pre-created instance as a worker node to an existing Kubernetes cluster
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- Mark Kubernetes cluster nodes for manual-only upgrade
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- Mark the option 'For CKS'. This ensures the template is considered as an option for Kubernetes cluster nodes on the Advanced Settings section for clusters creation.
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|cks-custom-template-registration.png|
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Separate etcd nodes from control nodes
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To use separate etcd nodes, it is required to build and register a CKS ISO version containing the etcd binaries as explained in: :ref:`kubernetes-supported-versions`
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For convenience, some CKS ISOs are uploaded to: https://download.cloudstack.org/testing/cks/custom_templates/iso-etcd/
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Add an external VM Instance as a worker node to a Kubernetes cluster
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