can we use single litmus UI for chaos test in multiple cluster

[allexistence]

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[gdsoumya]

Yes, Litmus is a cross-cloud control plane, you can connect multiple agents running on different clusters and execute experiments on each of those clusters.

[allexistence]

Yes, Litmus is a cross-cloud control plane, you can connect multiple agents running on different clusters and execute experiments on each of those clusters.

Sure will try with agent installation, i wanted to test in our staging and dev environment. do I need to install in cluster mode or namespace mode would work fine ?

[gdsoumya]

Ns mode has some manual steps for the CRD installation, you can follow the guide but in general it should work fine.

[allexistence]

Ns mode has some manual steps for the CRD installation, you can follow the guide but in general it should work fine.

sure, i tried by installing an agent in another cluster but agent are are coming into pending state , is there any way to check logs , 5f19ceb-08d1-4f58-a68b-fd5236bd99cd staging INACTIVE

[Rezkmike]

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Ns mode has some manual steps for the CRD installation, you can follow the guide but in general it should work fine.

sure, i tried by installing an agent in another cluster but agent are are coming into pending state , is there any way to check logs , 5f19ceb-08d1-4f58-a68b-fd5236bd99cd staging INACTIVE

is the single UI able to handle multi-cluster?

[Handsome-Jaxon]

Ns mode has some manual steps for the CRD installation, you can follow the guide but in general it should work fine.

sure, i tried by installing an agent in another cluster but agent are are coming into pending state , is there any way to check logs , 5f19ceb-08d1-4f58-a68b-fd5236bd99cd staging INACTIVE

You can check the subscriber's logs, also you can check the configMap subscriber-config, make sure your SERVER_ADDR point to your chaos server correctly (domain / protocol).

[DistantThunder]

Hey, I'm sorry if this is the wrong issue to be asking this but @gdsoumya is it possible to have One experiment running on multiple clusters simultaneously? As in can you pilot multiple clusters as one?