Get cluster API Reference
GET /tenants/{tenant}/clusters/{name}
Retrieve details for a specific managed cluster including its configuration, resource allocations, Kubernetes version, endpoint URL, and current operational status.
Authorizations
Section titled “Authorizations ”Parameters
Section titled “ Parameters ”Path Parameters
Section titled “Path Parameters ”Tenant name
Cluster name
Responses
Section titled “ Responses ”Cluster details
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2026-02-01T14:00:00ZExample
Production ClusterExample
trueExample
productionExample
294810object
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4Example
16GiExample
100Giobject
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https://production.acme.clusters.kupe.cloudHAConfigured is true once the operator has confirmed both 3/3 apiserver replicas AND 3/3 deployed-etcd replicas are Ready for the first time. Etcd readiness is required because in the OSS deployed-etcd path etcd runs in its own StatefulSet — quorum loss with healthy apiserver pods would block writes, so HA is not “operationally ready” until both tiers report 3/3.
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trueHAEnabledAt is the moment HAConfigured first became true and acts as the billing anchor. Stamped once, never updated, never cleared (v1 has no HA->single transition).
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2026-05-25T14:32:11ZHAEtcdReplicasDesired is the target HA etcd replica count (3 when HA is enabled, 0 otherwise).
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3HAEtcdReplicasReady is the count of deployed-etcd replicas currently Ready. Exposed separately from HAReplicasReady because in the OSS deployed-etcd path the etcd StatefulSet is independent of the apiserver StatefulSet, and etcd quorum loss with healthy CP can leave the cluster unable to serve writes.
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3HAPhase is the consumer-friendly HA rollup. One of pending, ha-healthy, ha-degraded, ha-unavailable. Empty for non-HA clusters.
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ha-healthyHAReplicasDesired is the target HA replica count (3 when HA is enabled, 0 otherwise).
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3HAReplicasReady is the count of HA control-plane (apiserver) replicas currently Ready.
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3Example
v1.32.3object
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RunningExample
sharedExample
1.32Warnings is an array of structured advisory messages. Always present (empty array when none). Populated today only by CREATE when a non-blocking advisory applies (e.g. HA_K8S_VERSION_RETIRING when HA is enabled on the oldest supported k8s minor). Each entry shares the same shape as a structured error envelope.
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HA_K8S_VERSION_RETIRINGExample
spec.highAvailabilityExample
Cluster's Kubernetes version (1.33) is approaching end-of-life on the current vCluster chart. Plan an upgrade before enabling HA.Example
warningHeaders
Section titled “Headers ”Resource version for optimistic locking
Invalid name
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Missing or invalid authentication
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Not a member of this tenant
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Cluster not found
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Rate limit exceeded