Operating persistent workloads across globally distributed Kubernetes clusters is hard.
This talk dives into a realworld implementation of a "cluster of clusters" architecture built using opensource tools like Rancher, RKE2 and Helm
We will discuss -
Designing a “cluster of clusters” model with Rancher acting as a gcp(global control plane)
Simplifying operations with GitOps-driven templates and centralized policy management.
Configuring secure inter-cluster communication with VPC peering and VPN tunnels.
Automating cluster onboarding, upgrades and rollbacks with minimal downtime.
Addressing challenges like cross-region latency, HA configuration and team level access control.
practical takeaways for
DevOps engineers
SREs
platform teams
anyone building or operating distributed Kubernetes infrastructure.
this talk is particularly relevant for those working with stateful applications, storage, or looking to scale infrastructure in a maintainable, secure way using open-source components.
How do big cloud service providers manage their storage-apps and provide 5 9 SLAs at scale? - this is the biggest take away from this talk!
Suggesting the proposer add references to their code repo or slides
We need to know what kind of production you are talking about. Why would you need to run multi-region k8s?
This seems to be some solution to a problem, but you have not described the problem.
With some tweaks this could be a good talk