Cloud computing has revolutionized the way of deploying and managing applications. Among the numerous technologies that have emerged to facilitate cloud-native application deployment, Kubernetes stands out as a cornerstone for container orchestration, simplifying application scaling and management and providing organizations with the agility required to thrive in the cloud-native era. While Kubernetes serves as a powerful foundation for cloud-native applications, the need for multi-cluster architectures enabling the creation of federated clusters that act as a single entity has grown, driven by requirements for geographic distribution, redundancy and diverse infrastructure resources. "Liquid computing" is a paradigm that proposes to realize multi-cluster environments, creating a continuum of computing resources.