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### Configuring Multi-Cluster

### Note

To enable Multi-Cluster search, the correct feature flags must be enabled on each cluster. See Enabling Multi-Cluster Feature Flags.

Multi-Cluster search is supported by creating a Multi-Cluster View. This is a special type of view that connects an optional local repo and one or more remote views or repositories and then aggregates to the searches to provide a single view of the data across multiple clusters.

Multi-Cluster views connect multiple repositories into a single view:

- One local repository

- One or more remote repositories

Creating a Multi-Cluster View is a multi-stage process:

1. Create an API token for accessing a repository or view on each remote cluster. The API token created is unique to each cluster and repository combination.

2. Create the multi-cluster view on a cluster. The multi-cluster view defines:

   - Multi-Cluster View Name

   - Remote cluster URL, API token and optional event filter to access the data.

You can create a Multi-Cluster View either using GraphQL, or through using the LogScale User Interface.

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