Henrique Truta

Henrique Truta

Backend Software Engineer @ Spotify. Writes about cool (?) tech things, focused on backend and cloud stuff.

Hybrid federation on Kubernetes

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Lots of improvements have been made on Kubernetes supporting Federation, specially outside of Google Cloud Engine. Here, we’ll setup a Kubernetes federation having the control plane running on a Google Cloud Engine instance and using Google DNS. After that, we’ll create a local on-prem cluster (in a VM, in my case) and make it join the Federation.

If you don’t know the basics of Kubernetes Federation, you can take a look at this official doc.

The details of the process are on this repository

Hope to be able to have a full on-premises cluster using CoreDNS in a very short future.

Any questions or feedback, please contact me.

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