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Add-on Overview

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Add-ons are extended feature packages provided by Tencent Cloud TKE. You can deploy add-ons based on your business requirements. Add-ons can help you manage Kubernetes components in clusters, including component deployment, upgrades, configuration updates, and removal.

Add-on Types

There are two types of add-ons: basic add-ons and advanced add-ons.

Basic add-ons

Basic add-ons are software packages that TKE features depend on. For example, the CLB add-ons Service-controller and CLB-ingress-controller, and the TKE network add-on tke-cni-agent.
Note:
The upgrade and configuration management of basic add-ons are fully managed by TKE. We recommend that you do not modify basic add-ons.
When basic add-ons are updated, you will be notified by email and SMS.

Advanced add-ons

Advanced add-ons are optional add-ons provided by TKE. You can deploy such add-ons to use the advanced features supported by TKE. The following table describes the advanced add-ons:
Add-On
Use Case
Description
OOMGuard
(OOM daemon)
Monitoring
This add-on reduces the kernel failures caused by cgroup memory reclamation failures in user mode.
(node exception detection plus)
Monitoring
This add-on detects various exceptions on nodes in real time and reports the detection results to kube-apiserver.
(local DNS cache add-on)
DNS
This add-on runs the DNS cache proxy as a DaemonSet on the cluster node to improve the cluster DNS performance.
(DNS horizontal scaling add-on)
DNS
This add-on gets the numbers of nodes and cores of a cluster via a Deployment and then automatically adds or removes DNS replicas according to the preset scaling policy.
COS-CSI
(COS)
Storage
This add-on implements the CSI API, which can help container clusters use COS.
CFS-CSI
(CFS)
Storage
This add-on implements the CSI API, which can help container clusters use CFS.
CBS-CSI
(CBS)
Storage
This add-on implements the CSI API to allow you to select the storage class for TKE clusters and create PVs and PVCs of the corresponding CBS cloud disk types in the console.
TCR
(TCR plug-in)
Image
This add-on automatically configures the cluster with the domain name private network parsing and cluster-dedicated access credential of the specified TCR instance cluster. When it's enabled, the cluster can pull container images over the private network without a secret.
Ceberus
(image signature verification add-on)
Image
This add-on performs signature verification on container images in the TCR repository to ensure that only container images signed by trusted authorizing parties are deployed, thereby mitigating the risks of running exceptions or malicious code.
(dynamic scheduling add-on)
Scheduling
Dynamic Scheduler is an add-on provided by TKE for pre-selection and preferential selection based on actual node loads. It is implemented based on the native Kube-scheduler Extender mechanism of Kubernetes. After being installed in a TKE cluster, this add-on will effectively prevent node load imbalances caused by the native scheduler through the request and limit scheduling mechanisms.
(rescheduling add-on)
Scheduling
After being installed in a TKE cluster, this add-on will work with Kube-scheduler to monitor the high-load nodes in the cluster in real time and drain low-priority Pods. We recommend you use it together with the TKE Dynamic Scheduler add-on to ensure cluster load balancing in multiple dimensions.
(network policy controller add-on)
Others
Network Policy is a resource provided by Kubernetes. This add-on provides a controller for implementing resources of this type.
(community Ingress add-on)
Others
Nginx can be used as a reverse proxy, load balancer, and for HTTP caching. Nginx-ingress is an Ingress controller for Kubernetes that uses Nginx as a reverse proxy and load balancer.
HPC
(modifying the number of replicas periodically)
Others
HorizontalPodCronscaler (HPC) is an add-on to modify the number of replicas of K8s workloads periodically. Used in conjunction with HPC CRD resources, it can support scheduled actions in seconds.

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