Infrastructure
Your cloud accounts, each with the clusters it holds. The page you will open most.
4 min Open Infrastructure ↗
What is on the page
One card per cloud account. Each card shows the account's health, what its Hetzner project costs, and its clusters as rows: name, state, machines, and — while something runs — a progress bar with the operation's current phase.
- + Account connects another Hetzner project. See Connect a cloud account.
- + Cluster on the page, or on an account's card, starts a new cluster. See Create your first cluster.
- Machine availability shows what Hetzner sells right now, by location. See Machine availability.
A cluster's page
Open a cluster to see its pools, machines, addresses, the apps on it and its recent operations. Everything you can do to it is in its ⋯ menu:
- Grow or shrink a pool, add a pool of another type, switch a pool's autoscaling on and set its ceiling.
- Control plane — grow it from one machine to three. It never shrinks back.
- Change machine type of a whole pool. Each machine reboots in place and keeps its disk.
- Schedule…, Take down now…, Bring up now… — see Schedule a cluster.
- Collect nodes — tie stray machines that belong to the cluster back to it, by their labels.
- Delete cluster… — removes the cluster and everything the platform built for it in your cloud. It asks for the cluster's name, because it does not undo.
Account health
A connected account shows a dot: green when its token works and the last inventory read succeeded. An account whose token was revoked turns red with Key check failed — see what to do.
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