Support for Installing Multiple Infrastructures in Helm Chart (GCP and AWS) with Tutorial

[kahirokunn]

User Story

As a developer, I would like to install multiple infrastructures using Helm charts for better management and deployment consistency across GCP and AWS.

Detailed Description

I would like to request the feature to support installing multiple infrastructures (e.g., GCP and AWS) using Helm charts. This could be implemented either by enhancing a single Helm chart to handle multiple providers or by providing separate Helm charts for each provider. Additionally, a comprehensive tutorial on how to configure and deploy these Helm charts for multi-cloud environments would be highly beneficial. This tutorial should cover the necessary steps, configurations, and best practices for managing infrastructure components across GCP and AWS.

Anything else you would like to add:

This feature and accompanying tutorial would greatly benefit users who manage multi-cloud environments, ensuring a unified and streamlined process for infrastructure deployment. It would also reduce the complexity of maintaining separate Helm charts for each provider, providing clear guidance on how to achieve this setup.

/kind feature

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