Patterns of Multi-cluster Kubernetes - George Hantzaras & Dan Mckean, MongoDB

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Patterns of Multi-cluster Kubernetes - George Hantzaras & Dan Mckean, MongoDB

In this presentation, we will explore the various patterns and use cases for multi-cluster Kubernetes deployments. As organizations continue to expand and adopt Kubernetes at scale, managing multiple clusters has become a necessity for addressing diverse requirements, such as high availability, data locality, and enhanced security.

We will begin by discussing the motivations behind multi-cluster Kubernetes deployments, including the benefits they provide in terms of resilience, performance, security, and operational efficiency. We will also highlight the challenges associated with managing multiple clusters and the need for adopting effective multi-cluster patterns.

Next, we will delve into the key patterns of multi-cluster Kubernetes, such as:
- Hub-Cluster Pattern:
- Cluster Federation
- Cluster Replication
- Multi-Cluster Ingress
- Cluster Sharding
- Hybrid and Multi-Cloud Deployments