Update Blog “federating-spire-on-hpe-greenlake-for-private-cloud-enterprise”

akanshasajimon · akanshasajimon · commit 49940a94a46f · 2023-05-17T06:34:33.000Z
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 # S﻿ummary
 
-The goal of this blog post was to guide you through federating SPIRE across two Kubernetes clusters deployed on HPE GreenLake for Private Cloud Enterprise. It shows you how to do this by creating a cluster federated trust domain and federated ClusterSpiffeIDs for your sample application workloads and **then helps** you visualize your service mesh through Kiali Dashboard
+The goal of this blog post was to guide you through federating SPIRE across two Kubernetes clusters deployed on HPE GreenLake for Private Cloud Enterprise. It shows you how to do this by creating a cluster federated trust domain and federated ClusterSpiffeIDs for your sample application workloads andthen helps you visualize your service mesh through Kiali Dashboard

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	`447`	`+The goal of this blog post was to guide you through federating SPIRE across two Kubernetes clusters deployed on HPE GreenLake for Private Cloud Enterprise. It shows you how to do this by creating a cluster federated trust domain and federated ClusterSpiffeIDs for your sample application workloads andthen helps you visualize your service mesh through Kiali Dashboard`