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Last updated:2021-05-11 10:41:31
This topic describes how to use custom images to create Kubernetes clusters in the KCE console.
To improve image stability and provide more features, KCE provides a series of standard images. You can call the DescribeInstanceImage API operation of KCE to obtain the standard images.
The following table describes the standard images provided in the CN North 1(Beijing) region.
Image ID | Operating system name | Operating system type | GPU support |
---|---|---|---|
8c8456b6-2c79-4ac4-86b2-21fd2fbbc9de | Ubuntu-18.04 64-bit | Ubuntu | No |
4b293997-9940-42bd-a5f0-65ecb788f394 | CentOS-7.6 64-bit | CentOS | No |
6f124026-02ca-403a-8f4c-be8e60726268 | Ubuntu-18.04 CUDA10.2 | Ubuntu | Yes |
3c04b700-7e3d-4e06-95c1-d789ef223c4a | CentOS-7.5 CUDA10.2 | CentOS | Yes |
Note
- Kingsoft Cloud continuously optimizes the standard images or fixes bugs to update the standard images. We recommend that you call the DescribeInstanceImage API operation to obtain the latest versions of the standard images.
- The latest standard images do not affect the custom images that you created based on the standard images of earlier versions. We recommend that you use the latest standard images to ensure optimal performance.
Call the RunInstances API operation of KEC to create a KEC instance by setting the ImageId parameter to the ID of the standard image provided by KCE. You can call the DescribeInstanceImage API operation of KCE to obtain the image ID.
Create a custom image based on your business requirements. For more information about how to create a custom image, see Create images.
After the custom image is created, contact your business representative to import it to KCE. After the custom image is imported, you can use it in the KCE console.
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