Initial Setup
Initial Setup Wizard
Last Updated: July 22, 2026After successfully installing NiralOS EDGE and logging in for the first time, you will be greeted with the Initial Setup Wizard. The Initial Setup Wizard guides you through the basic configuration required before using the platform. It consists of three simple steps: Once completed, you can immediately begin managing your infrastructure using NiralOS EDGE. Note...
Create a Kubernetes Cluster
Last Updated: July 23, 2026Overview NiralOS EDGE supports connecting Kubernetes clusters for application orchestration and lifecycle management. This guide explains two common ways to create a Kubernetes cluster: Option 1: Create a lightweight Kubernetes cluster using K3s (Linux)Â Option 2: Enable Kubernetes in Docker Desktop (Windows/macOS) Option 1: Create a Kubernetes Cluster Using K3s (Linux) K3s is a lightweight,...
Install Proxmox VE on a Bare Metal Server
Last Updated: July 23, 2026Overview This guide explains how to install Proxmox Virtual Environment (Proxmox VE) on a physical server. Once installed, the Proxmox server can be connected to NiralOS EDGE for centralized virtualization management and orchestration. Prerequisites Before beginning the installation, ensure the following requirements are met. Hardware Requirements Requirement Minimum CPU 64-bit processor with virtualization support (Intel...
Configure Docker Remote API
Last Updated: July 23, 2026Overview NiralOS EDGE communicates with Docker Engine through the Docker Remote API. This guide explains how to enable the Docker Remote API with or without TLS on Linux and Windows. Recommendation Use TLS in production environments. Non-TLS mode should only be used on trusted internal networks or for testing purposes. Enable Docker Remote API Without...
Locate the Kubernetes KubeConfig File
Last Updated: July 23, 2026Overview When adding a Kubernetes environment to NiralOS EDGE, you must upload a valid kubeconfig file. The kubeconfig contains the information required to securely connect to your Kubernetes cluster. This guide explains where to find the kubeconfig file on different platforms. Standard Kubernetes Installation (Linux) Most Kubernetes distributions store the kubeconfig at: ~/.kube/config Verify that...