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title: Kubernetes control plane offers overview
description: This page explains the different control plane offers available for Scaleway Kubernetes Kapsule and Kosmos
description: This page provides information about the different control plane offers available for Scaleway Kubernetes Kapsule and Kosmos
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h1: Kubernetes control plane offers overview
paragraph: This page explains the different control plane offers available for Scaleway Kubernetes Kapsule and Kosmos
paragraph: This page provides information about the different control plane offers available for Scaleway Kubernetes Kapsule and Kosmos
tags: kubernetes control plane control-plane offers dedicated mutualized
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On a managed Kubernetes service such as Kapsule or Kosmos, Scaleway is responsible for overseeing the Kubernetes control plane. The control plane comprises multiple components that play crucial roles in cluster management, application scheduling, and cluster state maintenance.
On a managed Kubernetes service such as Kapsule or Kosmos, Scaleway is responsible for overseeing the Kubernetes control plane. The control plane comprises multiple components that play a crucial role in cluster management, application scheduling, and cluster state maintenance.

These components encompass the control plane's core elements, namely etcd, API server, scheduler, cloud controller, and controller manager.

Scaleway offers a range of Kubernetes control planes designed to cater to a wide range of use-cases and provides you with a maximum of flexibility. Whether you are seeking a mutualized environment or a dedicated control plane, we provide a flexible offer to fit your infrastructure needs, which can be a differentiating advantage from other Kubernetes engine providers.
Scaleway offers a range of Kubernetes control planes to cater to a wide range of use-cases and to provide you with a maximum of flexibility. Whether you are seeking a mutualized environment or a dedicated control plane, we provide a flexible offer to fit your infrastructure needs, which can be a differentiating advantage from other Kubernetes engine providers.

## Available control plane offers

| Control plane type /<br />Features | Mutualized<br />(free tier) | Dedicated 4 | Dedicated 8 | Dedicated 16 |
|--------------------|---------------------------|-------------------|-------------------|--------------------|
| Memory | up to 4GB<sup>1</sup>. | 4GB RAM dedicated | 8GB RAM dedicated | 16GB RAM dedicated |
| Memory | up to 4GB<sup>1</sup> | 4GB RAM dedicated | 8GB RAM dedicated | 16GB RAM dedicated |
| Availability | 1 resilient replica | 2 replicas for HA | 2 replicas for HA | 2 replicas for HA |
| SLA | N/A | 99.5% uptime | 99.5% uptime | 99.5% uptime |
| Max cluster size | 150 nodes | 250 nodes | 500 nodes | 500 nodes |
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During the lifecycle of a Kubernetes cluster, you have the flexibility to transition its control plane to a different type, whether it involves [scaling up or scaling down](/faq/kubernetes/#can-i-change-the-plan-of-my-cluster's-control-plane), in order to align with their specific workloads.

For more information regarding the [choice of control plane offers for clusters](/faq/kubernetes/#can-i-choose-the-type-of-control-plane-for-my-cluster), as well as instructions on how to manage a control plane through the [console](/containers/kubernetes/how-to/edit-cluster/) or [API](https://www.scaleway.com/en/developers/api/kubernetes/), refer to our dedicated documentation.
Refer to our dedicated documentation for more information regarding the [choice of control plane offers for clusters](/faq/kubernetes/#can-i-choose-the-type-of-control-plane-for-my-cluster), as well as instructions on how to manage a control plane through the [console](/containers/kubernetes/how-to/edit-cluster/) or [API](https://www.scaleway.com/en/developers/api/kubernetes/).

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