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Accessing Your Environment

This page explains how to access key components of OSC (Open Sovereign Cloud) infrastructure:

  • Gardener Dashboard
  • Keycloak security admin console
  • Garden (limited access) and Shoot Kubernetes clusters

Garden Dashboard

  • URL format: https://gardener.apps.<Garden cluster name>.<region>.osc.live/
  • Example: https://gardener.apps.garden1.ffm.osc.live/

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Please refer to the documentation on authentication to OSC Dashboard.

It is possible to access the upstream Gardener dashboard. This dashboard is obsoleted and will be removed in a future release:

  • URL format: https://gardener.apps.<Garden cluster name>.<region>.osc.live/
  • Example: https://gardener.apps.garden1.ffm.osc.live/login

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Please refer to the documentation on authentication to Dashboard.

Note

available regions: ffm and mdb

Keycloak

During the onboarding process OSC creates one or more users specified by the customer — the Realm owners. These users will be granted with rights to create and manage additional customer users and groups via Keycloak Security Admin Console.

  • URL: https://sso.apps.<Garden cluster name>.<region>.osc.live/admin/master/console/
  • Example: https://sso.apps.garden1.ffm.osc.live/admin/master/console/

Kubernetes access to the Garden cluster

To be able to connect to the Garden cluster via the kubectl tool, he cluster's kubeconfig file is needed. This can be downloaded from the Gardener Dashboard.

Please refer to the documentation on accessing the Garden Cluster.

Note

The gardenctl tool is not supported in the OSC environment. Please use only kubectl and the OSC Dashboard for all cluster operations.

Kubernetes access to the Shoot Cluster

The Shoot cluster can be accessed via any Kubernetes management tool (kubectl, k9s, Lens, etc.) using a kubeconfig file

For further information please refer to the documentation on authentication to a Shoot Cluster.