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Clusters provide a high-level view of the infrastructure that powers your qibb environments.
A cluster consists of a group of distributed nodes that provide the compute, memory, and storage resources required to run qibb platform services and workloads. In the Clusters area, you can view cluster-related information, including the nodes that belong to a cluster.
Operational tasks such as registering clusters or modifying cluster configuration are managed by the qibb DevSecOps and Support teams.
Why use multiple clusters?
Multiple clusters allow you to place workloads in specific AWS regions or environments based on operational, organizational, or compliance requirements.
Typical multi-cluster scenarios include:
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Environment separation for development, staging, and production.
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Multi-region coverage to choose the most suitable AWS region for each app.
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Client separation with dedicated clusters for your own individual customers or tenants.
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Organizational separation across teams, business units, or responsibilities.
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Note: Workloads (Apps/Flows) are bound to the cluster and AWS region in which they are deployed.
Learn more about qibb’s architecture here: Architecture