PreviewHQ
  • Introduction
  • Basics
    • What is Continuous Product Review?
    • What is a Preview Environment?
    • Use Cases
      • Product and Stakeholder Review
      • QA Environments
      • Automated End-to-End Testing
      • Sales Demo Environments
      • Support Training
  • Getting Started
    • Installation
    • Add Configuration
    • Add a Cluster
    • Create a Deployment
      • with a Pull Request
      • with the Dashboard
      • with the CLI
      • with the API
  • Technical Stuff
    • Defining Deployments
      • Helm Charts
      • Kubernetes Manifests
      • [UNRELEASED] Terraform
    • Configuration File
      • Branches
      • Services
      • Chart Repositories
      • Chart Values
      • Docker Registries
      • Images
      • Webhooks
    • Template Strings
    • Using Seed Data
      • Using Shared Data Sources
    • Access Control
      • Preview Application Access
      • Preview Environment Access
    • Using Third-Party Integrations
    • Debugging
    • Current Limitations
  • Sample Applications
    • Emojivoto
    • Guestbook - Helm
    • Guestbook - Manifests
  • misc
    • FAQ
    • Changelog
    • Telemetry Data
    • Links
      • Homepace
      • Dashboard
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  1. Getting Started

Add a Cluster

A custom target cluster is not a requirement. The Preview-provided clusters are designed to target most needs.

During beta, your Preview provided cluster will be created by the Preview team as part of onboarding.

Preview supports using your own cluster as a deployment target for Preview environments. This is useful if your deployments require any custom bootstrapping that is not installed in a Preview managed cluster.

Initialization of a cluster can be done with the preview CLI tool. It will:

  • Install the necessary dependencies

  • Create a service account for Preview

  • Register the new cluster with Preview

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