Most organizations have a need for multiple Kubernetes clusters to support multiple teams, projects, and different kinds of services. These clusters can be deployed using a variety of tools and techniques, including using cloud provider solutions (ie. EKS, AKS, or GKE), possibly even by different teams. This creates a difficulty in managing cloud native sprawl. In this talk, Chris Gaun will introduce the core concepts for gaining centralized insights and governance over multiple clusters, multiple teams, and across multiple infrastructure providers. In this talk, Gaun will cover Kubernetes concepts such as namespaces, roles and role bindings, single sign-on, Kubefed (federation), and centralized metrics with Thanos. Attendees should have a solid understanding of Kubernetes concepts prior to attending.