Get Started with the Atlas Kubernetes Operator
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You can use Atlas Kubernetes Operator to manage resources in Atlas without leaving Kubernetes. Use the following pages to get started with Atlas Kubernetes Operator.
Quick Start
The Quick Start tutorial demonstrates how to create your first cluster in Atlas from Kubernetes configuration files with Atlas Kubernetes Operator.
Helm Quick Start
The Helm Charts Quick Start tutorial demonstrates how to create your first cluster in Atlas from Helm Charts with Atlas Kubernetes Operator.
Atlas for Government
You can use the Atlas Kubernetes Operator to manage resources in Atlas for Government. The Atlas Kubernetes Operator supports managing Atlas for Government only on AWS. It doesn't support Atlas Data Federation and Serverless deployments. To learn more, see Supported Features in the MongoDB Atlas for Government documentation.
The Configure Atlas Kubernetes Operator for Atlas for Government page describes how to configure Atlas Kubernetes Operator to manage resources in Atlas for Government.
Independent Custom Resource Definitions
You can use Atlas Kubernetes Operator to manage specific resources within an Atlas project without configuring Atlas Kubernetes Operator to manage the project itself. This allows you to use different programmatic infrastructure management systems for your projects, while you use Atlas Kubernetes Operator to manage more frequently-altered resources such as database users or individual deployments.
To learn more, see Independent Custom Resource Definitions.
Compatibility
Atlas Kubernetes Operator is compatible with specific versions of Kubernetes and OpenShift. Kubernetes nodes must be running processors with the x86-64, AMD64, or ARM64 architecture.
To learn more, see Compatibility.