A Platform Engineer is deploying an NKP workload cluster using the nkp create cluster vsphere...

The vSphere cluster cannot be displayed in the NKP UI unless its Kubernetes version is within ‘N - 1’ versions of the NKP management cluster’s Kubernetes version.

The vSphere service account credentials had expired prior to the engineer’s attempt to view the cluster in the NKP UI. Once the credentials are refreshed, the vSphere cluster will reappear in the NKP workspace.

The engineer did not supply the --namespace code-green parameter as part of the nkp create cluster vsphere command, therefore it was created in the default workspace and needs to be manually attached.

NKP vSphere clusters cannot be assigned NKP workspaces and instead are assigned the default NKP workspace. The cluster can be viewed from this workspace instead.