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    Container Service for Kubernetes:Create an ACK Lingjun cluster

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    Container Service for Kubernetes:Create an ACK Lingjun cluster

    Last Updated:Jun 24, 2026

    An ACK Lingjun cluster from Container Service for Kubernetes (ACK) for Intelligent Computing LINGJUN manages heterogeneous resources and schedules jobs for high-performance computing (HPC) workloads such as AI training and large model inference. Create an ACK Lingjun cluster.

    Prerequisites

    • Log on to the RAM console and the Auto Scaling console, and activate the required services.

    • Confirm that planned CIDR blocks do not overlap. The VPC CIDR block, cluster Service CIDR block, Lingjun interconnect CIDR block, and Lingjun CIDR block must be private, such as 192.168.0.0/16, 10.0.0.0/8, and 172.16.0.0/12.

    Billing

    See Billing for ACK Lingjun managed cluster billing.

    Limitations

    Review these constraints before you create a cluster:

    • Your account must have a balance of at least 100 CNY and pass identity verification. Otherwise, you cannot create pay-as-you-go ECS instances or Server Load Balancer (SLB) instances.

    • ACK Lingjun managed clusters support only VPCs.

    • Each account has default cloud resource quotas. Confirm sufficient quotas before you create a cluster; creation fails if you exceed them.

      • See ACK cluster quota limits for ACK Lingjun managed cluster quotas.

      • Default quota: 100 security groups per account.

      • Default quota: 60 pay-as-you-go SLB instances per account.

      • Default quota: 20 elastic IP addresses (EIPs) per account.

    Procedure

    1. Create a cluster by following Create a Lingjun cluster service with ACK.

      Create ACK Lingjun clusters only in the Intelligent Computing LINGJUN console.

    2. On the Clusters page in the Container Service Management Console, view the new cluster.

      • In the cluster Actions column, click More > Operations > View Logs to open the Log Center page.

      • In the Actions column, click Details, then Basic Information to view cluster details.

        • API server Public Endpoint: The public Kubernetes API server endpoint. Use it to manage the cluster from your computer with tools such as kubectl.

        • API server Internal Endpoint: The internal Kubernetes API server endpoint, which is the SLB instance IP address.

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