Managing Kubernetes Resources Across Multiple Clusters

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At Airtable, we use Amazon’s Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS) to manage Kubernetes control planes so we can focus on deploying our workloads. While Kubernetes has added new features and improved scalability since we adopted it in 2022, fault tolerance remains top of mind, especially as enterprise customers rely on us for mission-critical workflows. Airtable regularly conducts Kubernetes control…

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