Kubernetes Federation V2

Kubernetes Federation V2

  • December 22, 2018
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Kubernetes Federation V2

With datacenters spread across the globe, users are increasingly looking at ways to spread their applications and services across multiple locales or clusters. This need is driven by multiple use cases: from providing high availability, spreading load across multiple clusters while being resilient to individual cluster failures; to avoiding provider lock-in by using hybrid cloud … With datacenters spread across the globe, users are increasingly looking at ways to spread their applications and services across multiple locales or clusters.

This need is driven by multiple use cases: from providing high availability, spreading load across multiple clusters while being resilient to individual cluster failures; to avoiding provider lock-in by using hybrid cloud solutions that have access to and make use of multiple clusters.

Source: openshift.com

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