Provisioning and managing multiple clusters

We haven’t touched so far on the hybrid or multi-cluster side of the house. This is what we are going to add now: deployment into multiple remote clusters. To do so, we are going to use Advanced Cluster Management to provision new clusters and also help us to deploy the application in them.

Provisioning new clusters

We are going to use AWS to host two new clusters that will be used as remote clusters to exercise our pipeline. For the sake of saving resources, we are going to use single node clusters, so we don’t need to get the cost of many servers for this exercise. If you already have clusters available, you can alternatively import the existing clusters, instead of provisioning new ones. You can find, in the Further reading section of this chapter, a link that contains instructions about how to import a cluster on Advanced Cluster Management.

To provision a single node cluster using ACM, you need to add the AWS credentials...