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App Platform
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- Deploy with a Dockerfile
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- Managing Apps
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- FAQ
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- Working with Helm
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S3 Object Storage
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- Tools
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- Supported Features
- S3 SDKs
VPC
Public IP
Load Balancers
Firewall
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Account
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- Manage Sessions
- API Tokens
- Access Management
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Billing
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Terraform
- Overview
- Getting Started with Terraform

Updated on 14 April 2026

You can upgrade the configuration of master nodes after creating a cluster. Downgrading is not possible.

Go to the Kubernetes section and click on the cluster.
In the Management tab, click the Select Configuration button.

Select the new master node configuration and click Edit and reboot master node.

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Updated on 14 April 2026

Master Node Configuration

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Master Node Configuration

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