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      <title>Maintaining your Skupper Virtual Application Network with Gitops</title>
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      <description>Hybrid Cloud using Skupper Skupper enables service communication, transparently, across multiple Kubernetes clusters.&#xA;For more information about Skupper, as well as documentation and great examples, please visit https://skupper.io/.&#xA;This article demonstrates how to setup and maintain a Virtual Application Network (VAN) using Skupper.&#xA;The standard documented approach for setting up a Skupper network, is through the use of its Command Line Interface (CLI) tool named skupper.&#xA;Following its documentation and some examples, you will connect your cloud applications through a set of imperative commands that will help you setting everything up.</description>
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