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For etcd to work, a minimum of 3/5/7 nodes are required. In a two-data centres scenario, where I want to deploy Kubernetes on-premises.
I can spin up 1 etcd/DC-1& 2 etcd/DC-2, in this case if DC-2 is down or encounters some issues. Then the cluster won’t be consistent as etcd won’t work with 1 pod.(can’t write)
The question here is, if we have two data centres. Then we cannot deploy etcd into it?
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Hi Team,
For etcd to work, a minimum of 3/5/7 nodes are required. In a two-data centres scenario, where I want to deploy Kubernetes on-premises.
I can spin up 1 etcd/DC-1& 2 etcd/DC-2, in this case if DC-2 is down or encounters some issues. Then the cluster won’t be consistent as etcd won’t work with 1 pod.(can’t write)
The question here is, if we have two data centres. Then we cannot deploy etcd into it?
https://medium.com/@zohebshaik7/on-prem-kubernetes-challenges-with-2-data-centre-etcd-vs-2-dcs-96136f8775ca
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