Has anyone run a multi-cloud Flyte deployment (ie. control plane in AWS and data plane in GCP) using the multi-cluster setup? Would be interested to chat through the use-case

Rahul that may not be possible in Flyte, it goes against some core assumptions, but union can be multi cloud

Gotcha - makes sense. I guess if you could expose one cluster’s apiserver via a proxy with auth to do cross cloud would that work? Understand it may not be possible today but as a future direction potentially

It’s not just exposing k8s, it’s the data store that needs to be abstracted correctly

For an internal hack project a few weeks back, I spiked using Tailscale (which sits on Wireguard) to create a private network mesh that joined AWS and Azure -- this has the nice property of being a cloud agnostic solution. No need to poke holes in the ingress to expose anything. The Tailscale k8s operator / MagicDNS makes exposing services cross-cluster dead simple. Headscale is a similar DIY approach. Submariner makes similar promises but haven't gotten a chance to use it yet.