# Manage a Kubernetes cluster
Source: https://docs.infraista.com/en/compute/kubernetes/manage-a-cluster



## The Overview tab [#the-overview-tab]

Open the cluster from **Compute › Kubernetes**. Its **Overview** shows:

* **Connect**: the **API endpoint** and a quick check command;
* **Capacity**: worker nodes and the total vCPU, memory and storage (Kubernetes reserves a little of
  each node for its own components). **Scale nodes** opens [Node pools](/en/compute/kubernetes/node-pools);
* **Cost**: this month so far and the full-month price. Only Owners and Admins see costs;
* **Details**: project, region, version, control plane (**Standard** or **Highly available**), node
  plan and tags.

<Shot name="compute/kubernetes/overview" alt="A cluster's Overview tab with the API endpoint, capacity, cost and details" />

## Rename it, move it or tag it [#rename-it-move-it-or-tag-it]

On the **Settings** tab, change the **Cluster name**, **Project** or **Tags** and select **Save
changes**. The name shows in the console and on invoices; the project groups the cluster's cost on
invoices and the Projects page.

## Delete a cluster [#delete-a-cluster]

On the **Settings** tab, under **Delete cluster**, type the cluster's name and select **Delete
cluster**.

<Callout type="warn">
  This deletes the control plane and every node. Workloads and volumes on the cluster are lost. Billing stops right away.
</Callout>

## Related [#related]

* [Create a cluster](/en/compute/kubernetes/create-a-cluster)