Configure multicluster #223
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Hello, I recently learned about this project and would like some help configuring it for multi-cluster use. I saw in the documentation that it has support, but I didn't find any examples or more details on what needs to be configured to use it in a multi-cluster environment. Could you please help me? I performed the installation via Helm. |
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Hi @deividpilla-shipay, thanks for opening this topic. We have actually gone through this topic recently, but to be honest, it didn't continue. #197 Anyway, as of now, we have a multi clustering posiibility in Crossview, but it is possible only if you deploy Crossview outside of Kubernetes and when Crossview can have access to a .kube/config file. Then it tries to read the contexts available in .kube/config. Then a secondary sidebar will appear where you can switch between different contexts, as you can see in the picture below. The topic i mentioned was to make a cluster federation and make it possible to still deploy it in Kubernetes, but have access to several clusters (multi-clustering in Kubernetes). We will welcome contributors who can start working on this, which is a high-demand request from our users. |
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Hi @deividpilla-shipay, thanks for opening this topic. We have actually gone through this topic recently, but to be honest, it didn't continue. #197
Anyway, as of now, we have a multi clustering posiibility in Crossview, but it is possible only if you deploy Crossview outside of Kubernetes and when Crossview can have access to a .kube/config file. Then it tries to read the contexts available in .kube/config. Then a secondary sidebar will appear where you can switch between different contexts, as you can see in the picture below.
The topic i mentioned was to make a cluster federation and make it possible to still deploy it in Kubernetes, but have access to several clusters (multi-clusteri…