Getting around the control plane
Accounts
Section titled “Accounts”Everything belongs to an account: clusters, invoices and members. If you belong to more than one, the account switcher decides what the rest of the UI shows. Check it before you go looking for a “missing” cluster.
Search
Section titled “Search”Search spans accounts, clusters, pools and nodes, so you can jump straight to a node by name without walking down the hierarchy.
Members
Section titled “Members”Account → Members lists who has access.
- Invite sends an email invitation. The invitee joins the account once they accept.
- Removing a member revokes their access to the account, but does not revoke cluster credentials they already downloaded. Delete those separately under the cluster’s Credentials tab.
API keys
Section titled “API keys”Account → API keys manages credentials for the Hyperkub API.
- The key is shown once, at creation. Store it immediately.
- Issue one key per integration, so a single key can be revoked without breaking everything else.
- Deleting a key takes effect immediately.
Notifications
Section titled “Notifications”Notifications report things that happened asynchronously — provisioning
finishing, a node being replaced, a payment failing. Worth checking when a
cluster does not reach running in the expected time.
Billing
Section titled “Billing”Account → Invoices holds issued invoices. Per-cluster spend is on each cluster’s overview; the invoice is the account-wide total.