If we have multiple Kubernetes clusters, it means that in each of them I have to deploy and configure Kasten K10. The question then is, can I centrally manage all these instances of Kasten? Well , the answer is YES , and this is achieved by enabling Kasten's Multi-Cluster Manager mode, which is what we will discuss next.
K10 multi-cluster manager mode simplifies Kasten K10 operations across multiple Kubernetes clusters, through a centralized management console. This is achieved by defining a primary-secondary relationship between the Kasten instances. The Primary instance provides the single point of management and dashboard access to manage both the primary instance and all secondary instances.
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