Managing a Multi-Region Kuberentes Cluster

Multi-Region Kubernetes Cluster Management

Steps to create Multi-Region Kubernetes Cluster –

• Create New Kubernetes Cluster enabling preemptive node features.
• Get static IP from Google Compute Engine.
• Kubernetes YAML is defining multiple Kubernetes objects involving autoscaling.
• Continuous Delivery Pipeline
• The configuration of GEO-Domain Name Server
• After activation, create two pools using static IP
• Create a monitor and finally the load balancer that distributes load based on visitor geolocation.

Supremacy of Multi-Region Kubernetes Cluster involve –

• Geographically Distributed Deployments
• Hybrid Cloud extending deployments from on-premises cluster to Cloud
• Higher Availability
• Application Migration
• Resilience from Single zone failure
• Zero downtime master upgrades
• Reduced downtime from master failures
• Sync Resources across clusters
• Cross-Cluster delivery
• Fault Isolation
• Scalability

Real-Time applications involve –

• Global Scheduling
• Automated Recovery from datacenter failures
• Avoids vendor Lock-In
• Federation can keep resources in multiple clusters in sync.
• Federation provides high availability by spreading the load across clusters and auto-configuration of load balancers, minimizing the impact of a cluster failure.
• Federation provides Hybrid Cloud capabilities of Kubernetes Clusters running in different Cloud providers.