Creating a high availability cluster on google cloud

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How do I create a cluster that is highly available using the GKE?
Nov 12, 2019 in GCP by anonymous
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A regional cluster increases availability of the cluster's control plane and workloads during cluster upgrades, automated maintenance, or a zonal disruption.

To create a regional cluster, perform the following steps.

  1. Visit the Google Kubernetes Engine menu in the GCP Console.

  2. Click Create cluster.

  3. Choose the Highly Available cluster template.

  4. Choose the version of the cluster by selecting one of the following:

    • Choose the release channel the cluster is enrolled in. Your cluster and node pools will be auto-upgraded within that channel.

    • Choose a specific GKE version. Auto-upgrade is enabled by default, and your cluster and its node pools will be auto-upgraded when its current version is selected for auto-upgrade.

    • Choose the default version. Auto-upgrade is enabled by default, and your cluster and its node pools will be auto-upgraded when its current version is selected for auto-upgrade.

    Using release channels is recommended. If you must specify a version, leaving auto-upgrade enabled is recommended.

  5. Verify that under Location type, Regional is selected.

  6. From the Region drop-down menu, select the desired region, such as us-central1.

  7. Configure your cluster as desired, then click Create.

Hope it helps!!

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answered Nov 12, 2019 by Sirajul
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