In a Domino Nexus deployment, you can manage data planes at Admin > Data Planes:

The topics in this section explain how to manage data planes:

Register A Data Plane: Use Helm to register a data plane with Domino.
Edit A Data Plane: You can edit the parameters of a registered data plane.
Hardware Tiers for Data Planes: Each hardware tier is assigned to a data plane.
Archive A Data Plane: Archiving a data plane effectively deletes it.
Enable A Data Plane for Workspaces: To support Workspaces, the data plane must be configured so that users can connect directly to the data plane.
Disable File Sync on a Data Plane: In cases where data should not leave a specific data plane, you can disable file sync.
Upgrade A Data Plane: Keep your data planes up to date with your control planes.
Install A Data Plane Offline: Domino Nexus supports fully-offline installation for data planes.
Monitor Data Planes: You can view a data plane’s health and see which Kubernetes nodes, user executions, and workspaces are in it.