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Question: Management Cluster #11391

Open cfredericksen opened 6 days ago

cfredericksen commented 6 days ago

Is it possible to have an existing management cluster, create a new cluster called mgmt then perform a 'cluster move' and have all existing clusters now be managed by the new mgmt cluster automatically?

k8s-ci-robot commented 6 days ago

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sbueringer commented 1 day ago

This probably works, but please note:

clusterctl move has been designed and developed around the bootstrap use case described below, and currently this is the only use case verified by Cluster API E2E tests. If someone intends to use clusterctl move outside of this scenario, it’s recommended to set up a custom validation pipeline of it before using the command on a production environment.

https://cluster-api.sigs.k8s.io/clusterctl/commands/move