GKE Clusters Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE) provides a managed environment for deploying, managing, and scaling containerized applications using GCP. GKE Prime In GKE, a cluster consists of at least one control plane and multiple worker machines called nodes. Cluster Modes GKE clusters have two modes of operation: Autopilot: GCP manages the entire cluster and node infrastructure for you. Standard: GCP provides you with node configuration flexibility and full control over managing your clusters and node infrastructure. An in depth comparison between autopilot and standard is provided on the following link: Cluster availability type Zonal clusters have a single control plane … Continue reading Running a GKE on top of an Aviatrix Secure Cloud Network — Part 1