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Cloud hosted mgmt cluster #496

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add start of federation section and todo about SUMA
agracey committed Nov 21, 2024

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For example, in Amazon AWS you could set up an EKS cluster then use an Application Load Balancer (ALB) to both terminate TLS and route traffic to the cluster's ingress controller. If AWS is also your DNS registrar, it can also create a CNAME entry to point at the ALB being created.
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TODO: add SUMA

== Sizing Considerations

The number of downstream clusters a single Rancher server is able to manage is influenced by both the number of objects being created for each cluster as well as the size of the VMs hosting the management cluster's workers.
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== Federation
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TODO: write about setting up multiple Rancher servers and using fleet-local to manage their configuration
If you need to scale further (or limit impact of outages) it make be advantageous to split your clusters across several Rancher server instances.

To make this configuration easier to manage, you can use Fleet to configure the Rancher instances themselves.