Google Cloud's Multi-Cluster Orchestra (MCO) is in public preview, offering a solution for managing workloads across multiple Kubernetes clusters. As Kubernetes becomes increasingly popular, teams face challenges in resource scarcity and high availability. MCO simplifies this by providing a centralized orchestration layer that matches workloads with available capacities, enhancing application stability and accelerating innovation. By improving fault tolerance and integrating seamlessly with existing tools, MCO allows platform teams to set guidelines while letting application teams focus on their core responsibilities.
One of MCO's main advantages is the simplification of multi-cluster workload management. Platform teams can focus on defining guidelines and policies while application teams can concentrate on their core workloads.
By spreading implementations across multiple clusters, applications can be more resilient to failures in specific regions or data centers.
MCO tackles the challenge of resource scarcity by intelligently placing workloads in clusters with available capacity, such as GPUs.
MCO is designed to complement existing workflows and tools, allowing users to seamlessly integrate MCO with their GitOps practices.
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