Quick Start
1. Create an account
Section titled “1. Create an account”Sign up at console.geeper.io.
2. Create a cluster
Section titled “2. Create a cluster”Click New cluster, pick a name and Kubernetes version, and hit Create. The control plane will be ready in under a minute.
3. Join a worker node
Section titled “3. Join a worker node”Once your cluster is running, go to the Nodes tab and click Join node to generate a join token.
Run the following on your worker node (Linux, amd64 or arm64):
sudo gctl cluster join <your-join-token>Or without the CLI:
curl -fsSL https://geeper.io/install.sh | sh -s -- <your-join-token>4. Get your kubeconfig
Section titled “4. Get your kubeconfig”Go to the Access tab on your cluster page. Click New kubeconfig to create one — choose a role (view, edit, or admin), optionally limit it to specific namespaces, and set an expiry if you want. Download the file and you’re ready:
export KUBECONFIG=~/Downloads/kubeconfig.yamlkubectl get nodes5. Upgrade your cluster
Section titled “5. Upgrade your cluster”When a new Kubernetes version is available, a banner appears on your cluster page. Click Upgrade — Geeper handles the rest. Control plane updates first, then all worker nodes roll over automatically.