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| Concept | Description |
|---|---|
| Federate | Federating a set of Kubernetes clusters means, effectively creating a common interface to the pool of these clusters which can be used to deploy Kubernetes applications across those clusters. |
| KubeFed | Kubernetes Cluster Federation enables users to federate multiple Kubernetes clusters for resources distribution, service discovery, high availability etc across multiple clusters. |
| Host Cluster | A cluster which is used to expose the KubeFed API and run the KubeFed control plane. |
| Cluster Registration | A cluster join the Host Cluster via command kubefedctl join. |
| Member Cluster | A cluster which is registered with the KubeFed API and that KubeFed controllers have authentication credentials for. The Host Cluster can also be a Member Cluster. |
| Endpoint | A resource that represents a Domain Name System (DNS) resource record. |