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docs/kubernetes/clusters.md

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- Run `kcscs list` to list the clusters you have access to
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- Run `kcscs get` to get the kubeconfig file for a specific cluster
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- If you don't have a CSCS account, open a Service Desk ticket to ask support.
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- If you have a CSCS account and can access [Rancher](https://rancher.cscs.ch), download the kubeconfig for your cluster.
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- If you have a CSCS account but can't access [Rancher](https://rancher.cscs.ch), request a local Rancher user and use the **kcscs** tool installed on **ela.cscs.ch** to obtain the kubeconfig:
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- Download your SSH keys from [SSH Service](https://sshservice.cscs.ch)
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- SSH to `ela.cscs.ch` using the downloaded SSH keys
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- Run `kcscs login` and insert your Rancher local user credentials (Supplied by CSCS)
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- Run `kcscs list` to list the clusters you have access to
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- Run `kcscs get` to get the kubeconfig file for a specific cluster
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- If you don't have a CSCS account, open a Service Desk ticket to ask support.
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#### Store the kubeconfig file
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> ⚠️ The kubeconfig file contains credentials. Keep it secure.
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The kubeconfig file contains credentials. Keep it secure.
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## Pre-installed Applications
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docs/kubernetes/kubernetes-upgrades.md

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- Upgrades are performed using safe, tested procedures with minimal risk to production workloads.
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- TDS clusters serve as a **canary environment**, allowing us to identify issues early.
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- All clusters are kept **aligned with supported Kubernetes versions**.
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## 💬 Questions?
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If you have any questions about upcoming Kubernetes upgrades or want help verifying your application’s readiness, please [contact the Network and Cloud team via Service Desk ticket][ref-get-in-touch].
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