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title, menu_order, search_type
| title | menu_order | search_type |
|---|---|---|
| Operational Guide | 45 | Documentation |
This operational guide is intended to give you an overview of how to operate and manage a Weave Network in production. It consists of three main parts:
- A [glossary of concepts]({{ '/operational-guide/concepts' | relative_url }}) with which you will need to be familiar
- Detailed instructions for safely bootstrapping, growing and
shrinking Weave networks in a number of different deployment
scenarios:
- An [interactive installation]({{ '/operational-guide/interactive' | relative_url }}), suitable for evaluation and development
- A [uniformly configured cluster]({{ '/operational-guide/uniform-fixed-cluster' | relative_url }}) with a fixed number of initial nodes, suitable for automated provisioning but requiring manual intervention for resizing
- A [heterogenous cluster]({{ '/operational-guide/autoscaling' | relative_url }}) comprising fixed and autoscaling components, suitable for a base load with automated scale-out/scale-in
- A [uniformly configured cluster]({{ '/operational-guide/uniform-dynamic-cluster' | relative_url }}) with dynamic nodes, suitable for automated provisioning and resizing.
- A list of [common administrative tasks]({{ '/operational-guide/tasks' | relative_url }}), such as configuring Weave Net to start on boot, upgrading clusters, cleaning up peers and reclaiming IP address space