Virtual Clusters Scalability
Virtual clusters can significantly enhance the scalability of a host Kubernetes cluster by shifting the load away from the underlying infrastructure. Many operations, such as those involving controllers and custom resource definitions, remain within the virtual cluster, reducing the number of requests made to the API server. This leads to a more efficient use of resources and a de facto sharding effect, ultimately making the cluster more scalable.In this clip
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