Cluster autoscaleCluster Autoscale on Managed - FPT Kubernetes Engine automatically scales Worker Nodes within your defined min-max range when workloads need more CPU or memory.›Change Kubernetes cluster configurationOverview of the configuration changes available for an existing Managed - FPT Kubernetes Engine cluster.›Change cluster endpoint accessHow to change the cluster endpoint access mode in Managed - FPT Kubernetes Engine.›Add a Worker GroupHow to add a new Worker Group to a Managed - FPT Kubernetes Engine cluster.›Add a GPU Worker Group (RTX PRO 6000)How to add a Worker Group using the NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell GPU flavor to a Managed - FPT Kubernetes Engine cluster.›Change internal subnet Load Balancer configurationHow to change the internal subnet Load Balancer CIDR range directly from the FPT Cloud Portal.›Edit labels and taints for a Worker GroupHow to edit Labels and Taints for a Worker Group and reserve the base Worker Group for system workloads.›Enable or disable Node Auto RepairHow to enable or disable the Node Auto Repair feature for a Worker Group in Managed - FPT Kubernetes Engine.›Change the base Worker GroupHow to change the base Worker Group in Managed - FPT Kubernetes Engine.›Upgrade the Kubernetes versionHow to upgrade the Kubernetes version of a Managed - FPT Kubernetes Engine cluster.›Configure OIDC authenticationConnect a Managed - FPT Kubernetes Engine cluster to your company's OIDC identity provider so team members can log in with their own SSO account.›Log in to the cluster with SSOInstall kubelogin, build an OIDC kubeconfig, and assign Kubernetes RBAC permissions after an admin enables SSO / OIDC on the cluster.›